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A way to capture total area of a layout cellView

rtpdesigner over 8 years ago

leHiAreaDensity gives me the information I need in "TotalArea" - but it requires manual interaction.

leComputeAreaDensity would be perfect if it reported TotalArea, but it only analyzes the specified layer.

If anyone has something to share, please post.

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rtpdesigner over 8 years ago

Sure, cv~>bBox is useful, but it gets thrown off by invisible objects (steiners, etc).

This one seems to offer a workaround, but I haven't had time to investigate it :

support.cadence.com/.../ArticleAttachmentPortal;pageName=ArticleContent

Essentially, we are interested in the effective silicon area of the cell
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rtpdesigner over 8 years ago

Sure, cv~>bBox is useful, but it gets thrown off by invisible objects (steiners, etc).

This one seems to offer a workaround, but I haven't had time to investigate it :

support.cadence.com/.../ArticleAttachmentPortal;pageName=ArticleContent

Essentially, we are interested in the effective silicon area of the cell
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