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The delay difference in ocv mode was due to slew degradation. the tool degrades slew only in max paths and not in min paths.
there is a variable to remove this from happening.....rc_degrade_min_slew_when_rd_less_than_rnet
thanks artmalik for ur responses.
Yes, the documents explains the aocv strategy.
Do anyone have any info if this is enabled by default with operating conditions set to on chip variation?
I am seeing different derating factor for capture clock network insertion delay based on clock path length etc, so it looks like aocv.
But...
@ artmalik: thanks for the response.
I am uploading the netlist, WC library .db file and the max corner spef file. Is there any chance its coming from these, I dont think so, but checking just in case. or is the PT tool calculating it internally?
Hello
I tried doing primetime analysis with single wc library.
The clock network delay I see in with operating condition set to single is 1.15 ns.
However, for the same path, if I enable on chip variation, I am seeing a clock network delay of 1.01 ns.
further in on chip variation mode, if I...
Thanks for the responses.
The harm is wasted resources. I am only wondering how to avoid them if its not needed.
For example, if I set ideal net in DC, set_false path in ICC and continue, I am assuming ICC will not insert huge number of buffers for timing closure, but a limited number of...
Hello All,
I am using to DC to synthjesise a RTL and inserting scan as well
I am currently declaring test_se as the default scan enable using set_dft_signal. Should I declare test_se as a ideal net during DC to avoid buffers on them or does DC not insert buffers on it automatically.
Also...
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