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Estimating Area & Power of RAM

dkhan
dkhan over 12 years ago

Hi,

I have .lib file for a RAM and I am using 65nm technology library. I want to use this RAM with my design and calculate Area and Power, but when I syntheisize this RAM area report shows zero utilization. How can I obtain area in terms of number of gates for this RAM?. I like to know if it is possible to do post P&R simulation and calculate power from VCD file? or I have to generate VCD file from behavioural model.     

 

============================================================
  Generated by:           Encounter(R) RTL Compiler v09.10-p104_1
  Generated on:           Jun 14 2013  08:23:52 AM
  Module:                 PMEM_Synt
  Technology library:     CORE65GPHVT
  Operating conditions:   _nominal_ (balanced_tree)
  Wireload mode:          enclosed
  Area mode:              timing library
============================================================

                                 
   Type    Instances  Area Area %
----------------------------------
unresolved         1 0.000    0.0
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total              1 0.000    0.0
 

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