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Thanks a lot Jbeniston
I have a other quesiton about the rf2sh and ra2sh
rf2sh not have layer 50(DMSRM) and the ra2sh has that , why they are different ?
Hi All
I have question about the TSMC 013 RAM,
It seems here are two RAMS , one called SRAM (such as ra2sh) and the other one called “Register File”(such as rf2sh). What’s the difference of these two blocks?
Best Regards
Devop
Here's power mesh calculation from a paper, but I'm not very clear about that,
Iblock= Pblock / Vddcore
Current supply from each side of the block:
Itop=Ibottom= { Iblock *[Wblock / (Wblock +Hblock)] }/2 ---------(1)
Ileft=Iright= { Iblock *[Hblock / (Wblock +Hblock)] }/2
Power strap...
hi
here's a lockup latch question here~~~~
If we don't add the latch in che chain,
in test mode,if here's hold problem, p&r tool will add the delay cell here,
so the latch is not necessary
am I right????????????????
pre cts setup: uncertainty = jitter+ margin+skew
post cts setup: uncertainty = jitter + margin
just as Fahmy said, The Jitter is a quantitative measure for the clock uncertainty
it's a really clock ,output of pll.osc~~~~~~
thanks koggestone
I consider the question in another way,
case 1, 10 cells , they scatter in a big area, the ocv for the whole path will be better,
just for a certain cell ,you are right ,Bigger Buffers (i.e Big W ) will decrease Variations.
what's your opinion?
I am confused here,
case 1, 10 smallest buf1X connet in series to drive a load
case 2, 1 biggest buf64X drive the same load
I think case 1 will be better in OCV? what's your opinion?
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