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Finding the training material of the "integration innovus with virtuoso"

Hi all,

I am interesting the IC studio new funtion which describe here: https://community.cadence.com/cadence_blogs_8/b/cic/posts/the-right-tool-for-the-right-job

It integrate the innovus with virtuoso.

And I am trying to find the traning meterial for that.

Someone tell me it is here: https://www.cadence.com/zh_CN/home/tools/custom-ic-analog-rf-design/layout-design/integrated-place-and-route.html#device-level-layout

And this is the one RAK related to Standard Cell level

ART Standard Cell Routing Flow Rapid Adoption Kit (RAK)

I am interesting that the if there are any Device-Level Layout RAK, and / or related training course online.

Seems like it is nothing but a Virtuoso Layout Pro training courses, which is a serail course.May

Maybe the RAK I mentioned is outdated? The first page of the RAK is

ART Standard Cell Routing Flow Rapid Adoption Kit (RAK)

Product Version: ICADVM 20.1 ISR21 January 2022

What I wished for this forum thread is:

1. Is my searching on Cadence online support correct? Why I can not find the RAK? I have logined as a account which can access cadence support meterials. Is it related to my permission?

2. Can anyone directly let me know if there a training materials for using Innovus Gigaplace and nanoroute on device-level in Virtuoso Studio? Any related recommand reading materials would be appreciated!

Thank you very much!

Best to all,

Frank Wiedmann over 1 year ago

In order to search for RAKs, I suggest that you select "Learning -> Rapid Adoption Kits" on the Cadence Support website https://support.cadence.com/apex/Coveo_CommunitySearch#t=RapidAdoptionKits&language=en and then use the box "Search In Rapid Adoption Kits" to search for example for NanoRoute.
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