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PLE - physical layout estimator

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archive over 18 years ago

Hi

Can some one can explain or send me a pointer to a document  what is PLE and how to use it.

Thanks
             Mattan


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    archive over 18 years ago

    Hi Eng,

    By GPS I meant, Only Placing the data and Not the routing part.

    You are correct that RC factors should be calculated with QX spef but that is to corelate before and after route.

    My question was, That I have a database which is timing clean in RTL compiler (Cadence Logical synthesis tool) but has violations when I place it using GPS(Cadence encounter), so can I use some RC scaling factors in Rtl compiler PLE flow so as to correlate my Timing results before placement and after placement.

    Regards,
    Vikas


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    Hi Eng,

    By GPS I meant, Only Placing the data and Not the routing part.

    You are correct that RC factors should be calculated with QX spef but that is to corelate before and after route.

    My question was, That I have a database which is timing clean in RTL compiler (Cadence Logical synthesis tool) but has violations when I place it using GPS(Cadence encounter), so can I use some RC scaling factors in Rtl compiler PLE flow so as to correlate my Timing results before placement and after placement.

    Regards,
    Vikas


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by vikas.garg
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