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Thanks gck for the explanation..
Would you show me how the connections should be made..
A drawing or a picture would help a lot..
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Actually I think I figured it out...
Looks like something like this'd work.
What do u think?
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This is an interview question I found and I'm looking for your feedback..
(There was no answer given)
Q: How do you convert transparent D-latch into rising edge D-Flop?
My initial thinking was to simply add a clock to do this.
But maybe the question is asking something deeper??
Would you guys...
Thanks again cop02ia for the great answer. Your experience was indeed
helpful to expand my knowledge here. I heard the SOCE has an integrated
"Analog" router which apparently is intended to be used with mixed signal
designs. But since SOCE is a digital platform I wonder how this is used
in...
addring encounter
my understanding is that you have to add the IO fillers via a command prior
to routing. sroute will connect the power rings to the power pads, fix unconnected
stripes and also connect std cell power pins to global power lines.
Thanks cop02ia ! very helpful answer again.
Are you familiar with SOC Encounter? Does it allow building an SOC with
both Analog & Digital hard macros? If so how does SOCE helps marry
these A & D blocks into an SOC? (any specific features or methods in SOCE)
These are some of the answers I'm...
Thanks cop02ia !! That was indeed very informative as I'm still learning
these things. This makes sense now.. and I see why we can't use FPGAs
on an ASIC SOC.
I saw somewhere that a Hard Macro is defined as "a block generated in a
methodology other than P&R". This confuses me a bit...can you...
fpga encounter
Thanks kumar. So is it correct to say that all my Hard Macros that I'm
bringing into SOC encounter must be ASIC blocks made for a specific
process technology and they come in as gds/lef?
insert black box in soc encounter
Hi friends,
Can someone tell me whether Cadence SOC Encounter can be used to
build SOCs with FPGA Hard Macros (IP)? If not what tool can do that?
Thanks in advance
asic ip
Can some kind soul explain the differences between ASIC & FPGA IPs for me?
Is it possible to build an SOC using both FPGA & ASIC IP cores?
If so what tool facilitates that?
Any help or links to more reading is highly appreciated..
SOCE and IP
Does anyone have details about how to use SOC Encounter to bring in
third-party IPs into a SOC design? Is there a recommended flow and whether
SOCE provides any tools for validating or facilitating such a flow?
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