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Analyse the encounter timing Report

kenambo

Hi All,


          I generated the timing report of my design using timeDesign command before doing CTS and after BTS.


And  I see many terms like Instance , Cell , Delay, Arrival time, and slew load etc.

I understand these terms .. but it shows same two instances and display one delay value and two slew and load values. How to interpret this report and If I want to see the same path after CTS means, is there a way to see the same path after CTS by timeDesign command.

Please clarify.
 Thanks.

  • can you post a snippet of your report so we can see what you mean?

  • Hi

    This the report i mentioned in my previous post

             http://obrazki.elektroda.pl/6518927400_1428120288.png

    Sorry I dont know how to insert the snap. Please see the URL for the image.

    And can you please explain the terms clearly and how to analyze it completely. I am learning it by myself. Your reply will help me a lot.

    and how to see the timing of the same path before and after CTS.

    Thanks

  • if you want to see the same path after CTS, you can do report_timing -from -to (using same start/endpoints as the preCTS report). I couldn't see enough of the timing report to answer your other question.

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