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dear all....
i just wanted to know about the implementation along with the limitations of staggered and inline placement of pads.Is it foundry dependent?
can anyone help me out ?
thanks and regards
aswin
Re: wire length
thank you friends.....
inductance never came into my mind ...... thank you
you are very much true but the thing is i dont want to reduce my netlength by adding buffers rather i would like to specify through commands.......
consider i am using it for noise analysis .... then in...
wire length
dear all............
just wanted your views on what happens when wirelength decreases......
the things i know are since length decreases
delay decreases and
less congestion .....
regards
aswin
Re: resistance
consider a case where in there is a wire of width 64µm and four wires of width 16µm stacked one above the other...... can anyone just tel me what would be the relationship between the two cases in terms of resistance.....
dear all
i just wanted to know the relationship between the resistance of a wire and its thickness?what happens to the flow of current?
thanks and regards
aswin
Re: pin tapping
hi chetanbs.......
all the pins are associated with the respective nets and also the ports are declared before associating ...... the problem is the internal pins like the FP,VSS:,VDD:......... etc are not tapped to the respective nets........we can route them manually but...
hi all....
during floorplan...inspite of declaring all the pin access points of pad cells.... there is power open during pad pin tapping ...... what could be the reason
regards
aswin
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