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back-end design guideline ?

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design guideline

Does anybody have a reference that give some guideline & and rule of thumb for back-end design?

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omid219 said:
Does anybody have a reference that give some guideline & and rule of thumb for back-end design?

Regards

While I'm sure they're some books that overview the design-flow from gates -> GDSII, that's mostly theoretical because back-end design is set by a) Foundry and b) tool vendor. (Implementation of back-end varies from foundry to foundry, and from tool to tool.)

Hint: At 130nm or below, you must first ask your foundry if they even allow a COT-flow (customer owned tool.) Many fabs will recommend that you (the customer) handoff your synthesized gate-netlist and constraints-file to the foundry, and let the foundry complete the backend design.
 

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