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connecting a power pad to a macro pin

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In my design, there is an One time programmable Memory (OTP).It has 4 power supply pins, VDD, VSS,VPP. The connection of VDD and VSS is similar to the VDD and VSS of the standard cells.( I have connected them with global net connect and sroute) But for VPP , I have used dedicated core power pads(VDD core), but the problem is I cant connect these pads to the VPP pin > My requirement is I need to connect the VDDCORE (cell type) pad named PotpVPP(instance name) to VPP pin of the OTP named tsmc_13_nv_otp(cell type) with u_otp(instance name) .Is this possible using global net connect? In short how can i connect the VDD pin of a particular power pad ( PotpVPP) to the macro pin named VPP
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  • Hi,
     
    When I tried the commands I got the following warnings and errors.Please see below( copied from log file)
     
    <CMD> globalNetConnect VPP -type pgpin -pin VPP -singleInst u_sp/otp/u_otp0 -override -verbose

    0 new pwr-pin connection was made to global net 'VPP'.

    <CMD> globalNetConnect VPP -type pgpin -pin VPP -singleInst VPP -override -verbose

    0 new pwr-pin connection was made to global net 'VPP'.

    sroute -connect { blockPin padPin } -layerChangeRange { 1 6 } -blockPinTarget { nearestRingStripe nearestTarget } -padPinPortConnect { allPort oneGeom } -deleteExistingRoutes -checkAlignedSecondaryPin 1 -blockPin useLef -allowJogging 1 -crossoverViaBottomLayer 1 -allowLayerChange 1 -targetViaTopLayer 6 -crossoverViaTopLayer 6 -targetViaBottomLayer 1 -nets { VPP }

    Begin power routing ...

    **WARN: (SOCSR-1256): Net VPP does not have CORE class pad pins to be routed.

    Please check net list or port class.

    Net VPP does not have AREAIO class pad pins to be routed.

    Please check net list or port class.

    Number of Block ports routed: 0 open: 2

    End power routing: cpu: 0:00:00, real: 0:00:00, peak: 485.00 megs.


    thanks

    gopakumar
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  • Hi,
     
    When I tried the commands I got the following warnings and errors.Please see below( copied from log file)
     
    <CMD> globalNetConnect VPP -type pgpin -pin VPP -singleInst u_sp/otp/u_otp0 -override -verbose

    0 new pwr-pin connection was made to global net 'VPP'.

    <CMD> globalNetConnect VPP -type pgpin -pin VPP -singleInst VPP -override -verbose

    0 new pwr-pin connection was made to global net 'VPP'.

    sroute -connect { blockPin padPin } -layerChangeRange { 1 6 } -blockPinTarget { nearestRingStripe nearestTarget } -padPinPortConnect { allPort oneGeom } -deleteExistingRoutes -checkAlignedSecondaryPin 1 -blockPin useLef -allowJogging 1 -crossoverViaBottomLayer 1 -allowLayerChange 1 -targetViaTopLayer 6 -crossoverViaTopLayer 6 -targetViaBottomLayer 1 -nets { VPP }

    Begin power routing ...

    **WARN: (SOCSR-1256): Net VPP does not have CORE class pad pins to be routed.

    Please check net list or port class.

    Net VPP does not have AREAIO class pad pins to be routed.

    Please check net list or port class.

    Number of Block ports routed: 0 open: 2

    End power routing: cpu: 0:00:00, real: 0:00:00, peak: 485.00 megs.


    thanks

    gopakumar
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