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long wire transition time issues

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archive over 17 years ago

In my current design,some wires are quite long,look like over 3000ums,diriven by a buffer,fe does not report the net has transition violation.it should be a problem for the wires are so long.these pins/path are not constrained,could encounter fix this kind thing?if so,what should i do?


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    set_max_transition in sdc may solve this. If the transition on this net violates the max limit set, Ecounter sees this as violaton and may fix it during DRV Fix
    Not sure :)


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    set_max_transition in sdc may solve this. If the transition on this net violates the max limit set, Ecounter sees this as violaton and may fix it during DRV Fix
    Not sure :)


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Devi
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