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Fixing max transition violation

mwhite
mwhite over 14 years ago

 Hello,

 We get  max transition violations after RC extraction analysis.  They don't show up during P&R optimizations.  All of the violation nets are high buffer nets but not clocks.  One is a reset and the others are not clock or reset.  The violating nets don't necessarily have the highest fanout.

I read in the Forum that it may not be the best to insert high buffer trees on these nets.  What will be the best way to fix this?

Thanks!

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    Kari over 13 years ago

     You can try fixing max fanout and see if it helps. Use "setOptMode -fixFanoutLoad true" after adding a max fanout constraint to the SDC file.

    Letting the tool buffer high-fanout nets or building trees for them is a designer preference. Some designs work best with one method, some with the other.

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    Kari over 13 years ago

     You can try fixing max fanout and see if it helps. Use "setOptMode -fixFanoutLoad true" after adding a max fanout constraint to the SDC file.

    Letting the tool buffer high-fanout nets or building trees for them is a designer preference. Some designs work best with one method, some with the other.

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