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convert ircx to ict or emDataFile for Voltus-fi

huqy

Hi,

I want to convert ircx file(which is from TSMC,inclued EM Information) to ict or emDataFile for Voltus-fi.

I tried many way, but I can not make it. Can anyone give me some advice?

and I  do not installed QRC.

below is some tools installed my server. 

IC617-64b.500.21 is used.

  • In general it's best to get the technology data for Voltus-Fi directly from the foundry, as I believe we've moved away from using this utility. If in doubt though, please contact customer support as we can then discuss this in more detail whilst preserving confidentiality.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

  • in reply to Andrew Beckett

    Thank you Andrew.

    By the way, I am confused with the usage of ircxtoict  in the QRC tool. 

    the usage is diffrent with the document.

    why can not I use ircxtoict like the first usage(in the red box) as document showed.

    thank you very much.

  • in reply to huqy

    Well, as I said, the use of ircxtoict has been deprecated; in current versions it's no longer documented because you should (as I said before) be getting the data from the foundry rather than converting it using ircxtoict.

    What you're seeing is that the documentation didn't quite catch up with the tool (the -em_update in older versions used to be optional, then it wasn't any more) - but given that the documentation hasn't been present since at least EXT18.2 (so not in EXT19.1 or QUANTUS20.1 either), that should be a clear indication that I wasn't talking rubbish and you shouldn't be running  it yourself but should get the data directly from the foundry in the right format.

    Andrew.

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