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Import from Synopsys IC Compiler to Virtuoso

MoMiner1870
MoMiner1870 over 8 years ago

Hello all, I have a full chip design in Synopsys IC Compiler.  

I need to import it into Virtuoso.  What is the best way to do this? GDSII or something else?

Thanks!

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  • MoMiner1870
    MoMiner1870 over 8 years ago
    Thanks Andrew, what we ultimately need to do is take our Synopsys design and combine it with other chips that are in Virtuoso and
    then stream out one final GDSII file with all chips included. So no further manipulation is needed on the Synopsys chip other than to place it next to
    other chips in the layout.
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  • MoMiner1870
    MoMiner1870 over 8 years ago
    Thanks Andrew, what we ultimately need to do is take our Synopsys design and combine it with other chips that are in Virtuoso and
    then stream out one final GDSII file with all chips included. So no further manipulation is needed on the Synopsys chip other than to place it next to
    other chips in the layout.
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  • maronline
    maronline over 7 years ago in reply to MoMiner1870

    Hi MoMiner1870, have you successfully done this? Do you have any step by step documentations on how to do it? I am very new in chip integration and step by step documentations are very helpful. Thanks

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