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Local congestion with 6.1*?

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archive over 18 years ago

Hi,

Anyone has seen bad local congestion with Encounter 6.1* after CTS? In my previous project, I had issue with this. In my current project which use a much larger process technology I am face with this issue again. I don't have this issue before with 5.*.

With the local congestion, optDesign is not able to size some of the cells, result in plenty of large negative slack.

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Eng Han


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    I think i had seen the same problem in my design. I think the problem is with the new placement engine in 6.2 (default modulePlan). It tends to cluster cells much closer(for timing) than the old placement engine. You might want to try the same design/script but turn off the modulePlan placement engine (-noModulePlan?).

    li siang


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    I think i had seen the same problem in my design. I think the problem is with the new placement engine in 6.2 (default modulePlan). It tends to cluster cells much closer(for timing) than the old placement engine. You might want to try the same design/script but turn off the modulePlan placement engine (-noModulePlan?).

    li siang


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