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Dear all,
When I use MOSRA in HSPICE to simulate NBTI effect of using circuit by ten years, I am not sure how to specify the proper value of parameters under different technology nodes (e.g., 65nm, 32nm). For example, the parameter tito, which is the "first parameter for interface trap...
I have referred to some chip manuals, but failed to find the pin descriptions for the scan chain. If possible, can you give me an example? Thanks very much for your help.
Hi all,
Sorry to bother you. Do the manufactured chips (such as the micro-processor) on the market reserve the pins that can access their scan chains (e.g. input the data into the scan chain or shift out the responses), if such chips adopt scan-chain technique for DFT? Thanks very much for...
Hi everyone,
I am a learner of encounter (cadence) and meet the setup violation on the inclkSrc2reg group, which is shown as follows:
Path 1: VIOLATED Setup Check with Pin \DFF_1048/Q_reg /CLK
Endpoint: \DFF_1048/Q_reg /D (^) checked with leading edge of 'CK'
Beginpoint: g35...
Hello,
when I learning the DLX instruction set and its corresponding architecture, there are a mux in ID stage to select the one from three candidate numbers to calculate the new address. Two of them are immediate numbers, to which I find the corresponding instruction. However, the last...
Hello,
I met the following strange error when using the command (read_sdf ****.sdf ) in PT.
Error: line 9: syntax error at or near token ‘)’
The netlist file and sdf file comes from the leonardospectrum.
Thanks very much!
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