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Dear all
I am trying to characterize the std library cells for 0.5V using NCX.
I am having trouble with the flip flop cells. While in case of combination cells can i add all of them in the same do loop in the ncx.opt file and run the .cfg file.
Do i need to set any argument true to make that...
Hi i am trying to characterize the std lib for 0.5 v. I believe we need to modify the index for timing .
Please guide how to go about doing that ?
Thank you
Dear All,
I am confused on these two terms in a circuit. When do you call the path is feed ward and when do you call it a linear path.
Please let me now.
Thank you
Dear all
When I try to synthesis the Design ware example in DC and give the clk some period why am I not able to see the clk period in the timing report or the report_qor! it says critical path slack as uninit and critical psth clk period as n/a !
Please let me know.
Thank you
Dear All,
When we synthesis in Design Compiler with different clk period why does the critical path changes with the change in clock period ?
So does the area when viewing the report using report_qor.
Please help me understand this
Dear all,
In case of CORDIC been implemented digital , would it have a feedback path ?
can it be considered to have a feedback structured micro architecture ?
Thank you
Dear All,
How to confirm if the re timing has worked in example (DW_mult_pipe
Stallable Pipelined Multiplier) given in design ware library?
There are two description as in before pipeline re timing and one after pipeline re timing, but while using balance register in synposys DC it does not...
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