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I will tell you a example, what will happen if you touch clock tree in PnR by adding extra inverter in clock path. Your pnr will go through but what you did was logically not correct ,your LEC will point this
Analyse the macro connectivity , macro to port connectivity, logical hierarchy and start placing manually. (Dont use tool to do manual placement, most of the time it wont be optimal)
For that .v.lvs (verilog netlist with pg) can be used, why .def?
Also if sub macro is present in block , starrc asking for .lef file of that submacro (frame.lef) , why?
Finally I got the answer, Inductance will come into picture when width of the interconnect is more or frequency is high.
Z=R+Lw (Impedance of the interconnect/net).
R= resistance
L= inductance
w= frequency
scenario 1 ) when frequency is more inductance part dominates.
scenario 2 ) when width...
inductance of the metal layers in the layout is not included in parasitic extraction....Why not considering ? even the chip is working at high frequency?
Hi Friends,
I installed Synopsys ICC in 'Linux Mint 15 cinnamon' version (Not Debian version).
Used SCL 10.9.3 and ICC E-2010.12 (AMD 64 & Common.tar files).
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my lmgrd report is below
22:15:46 (lmgrd) -----------------------------------------------
22:15:46 (lmgrd) Please Note:
22:15:46...
for the macro placement first do the flyline analysis, that is analyze the connections between modelnpins and macro and macro to the combo logic, and macro to macro. this will give you the idea about the placement of macro with optimal routing resources (So we are doing all the steps manually).
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