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Command for getting only the si delay

ssuhas

Hi,

I wanted to know the si delay added after performing SI analysis.

Can anyone let me know the command to get only the SI delay of the nets

 

Thanks

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  • You can also use the  timing Tcl API to query the net arcs directly for the delta delay values:

     

        set delta_delay_max_rise  [get_property [get_arcs -from U1/Y -to U2/A] delta_delay_max_rise]

     

    There are similar properties for min delays and for falling delays.  Refer to the get_property command
    which is documented under the "Advanced Timing Tcl Scripting Commands" in the EDI or ETS
    Command Reference document.

    Note: Queries on arc delays are not yet MMMC aware - you cannot use the get_property -view qualifier
             yet to query on a view-specific basis.

     

    - Ed

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  • You can also use the  timing Tcl API to query the net arcs directly for the delta delay values:

     

        set delta_delay_max_rise  [get_property [get_arcs -from U1/Y -to U2/A] delta_delay_max_rise]

     

    There are similar properties for min delays and for falling delays.  Refer to the get_property command
    which is documented under the "Advanced Timing Tcl Scripting Commands" in the EDI or ETS
    Command Reference document.

    Note: Queries on arc delays are not yet MMMC aware - you cannot use the get_property -view qualifier
             yet to query on a view-specific basis.

     

    - Ed

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