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what are power file and power net pad file?

biju4u90
biju4u90 over 10 years ago

What is a Power file (.pti file), Power Net Pad File (.pp file) and how can I generate these files?

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    Kari over 9 years ago

    The .cl views are an input to power/rail analysis, and the pwr.rpt file is an output, showing the power consumption of all the instances in your design. For static power analysis, the .cl views are not required, but they are needed for rail analysis. The SPEF has the RC info of the nets in your design, but the .cl views model the cells/blocks/IP in your design. Both are needed to get the complete picture. I hope that helps.

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    Kari over 9 years ago

    The .cl views are an input to power/rail analysis, and the pwr.rpt file is an output, showing the power consumption of all the instances in your design. For static power analysis, the .cl views are not required, but they are needed for rail analysis. The SPEF has the RC info of the nets in your design, but the .cl views model the cells/blocks/IP in your design. Both are needed to get the complete picture. I hope that helps.

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