Method for faster timing closure and better quality of...

Computer-aided design and analysis of circuits and semiconductor – Nanotechnology related integrated circuit design

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ABSTRACT:
A selective IPO procedure based on the concept of a “timing violation potential” prioritizes the components and nets in a critical path. User input criteria is used to select the components or nets (or both) which have the larger “timing violation potential;” only those components and nets are then operated on. After a selective IPO step, the total number of critical paths is reduced, as well as the worst negative slacks (WNS) of the critical path compared to the traditional IPO method.

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