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two separate clock tree from one point

Vaishali
Vaishali over 15 years ago

 

Hi,

Could anyone please let me know how to built two separate clock trees from one point?

This is urgently required.

Regards,

VB

 

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  • Rajesh Vembu
    Rajesh Vembu over 15 years ago

    This looks like a special case. In order to answer your query, it would be good to understand the exact requirements.

    What are the design constraints that's prompting you to build 2 separate clock trees from one point?

     

    Regards

    Rajesh

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  • TEAMWORK
    TEAMWORK over 15 years ago

     Hi,

    the clock tree synthesizer balance clock tree by first balancing the subtree downstreem of each multiplxer 

    and then representing the mux and subtree with seprate macro for each mux input, each macro represent path delay from coresponding mux input to sinks receiving clock signal input via subtree.

    when the clock tree include cross over point the macro split into seperate tree for each clock signal.

    Mitesh

    clock tree

     

     

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