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Thanks for clarifying.
I understand that derating (AOCVM) concept but i just want to know that how is the k-factor method different from derating , considering both include multiplication of some factors with the delay and/or other factors.
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Thanks for writing in. This in the 1st time would have been more helpful, was happy to see a moderator answer me. And yeah it was naive of me to ignore the SCNR remark :bang:
I do not say i know a lot, just learning, and thanks for the patience to point out the threads and articles...
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Then why do we have K-factors ? It is used for scaling the various components of the liberty according to change in voltage or temperature is what i read.
A lil elaboration of your Answer would be great
Thanks
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I would like to know if there is any difference between the K-factors seen in the liberty vs the derating factors we use for AOCVM ??
I have seen it written in many places as K-factor derating but since we have the K-factors in liberty and in case of multi-voltage it is 0 but we use AOCVM...
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I had a setup violation on many paths so i added a clock buffer in the clock path to a ICG that was going to all those cells after checking that it was not affecting the setup for the next flops and hold also.
i did an add_repeater but now when i am reporting i am getting an unconstrained...
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I have heard about DRV checks but i heard that generally we ignore min_cap violations. Is it true? What kind of problems can min_cap violation cause?
Some examples would be great.
Yes, it just says : This path is unconstrained. Nothing else. If you give -uncons switch to the report_timing it will give you either the startpoint or endpoint depending on which part is unconstrained.
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