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Re: What is the role of bridge cell between IOs from differenct vendor ?
Hi Klaus,
As a process of SoC design, a chip designer places various type of IO pads for GPIO, I2C, UART, DDR and NAND IO, etc.
In case that you are using two types of GPIOs from two different GPIO provider (for instance...
What are the things you should take into account when you test IO with NAND Tree ? There are different type of IOs such as DDR, NAND, GPIO, etc. NAND tree itself has simple structure so I thought it just need to be connected in sequence with NAND gates.
What is the role of bridge cell between IOs from differenct vendor ?
I heard you should put a bridge cell between the IOs from different vendors.
Why should it be there ? What function does it serve as an IO cell?
I am also wondering why power cut cell is needed between IOs in different power...
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