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Genus advices on how to handle power and analog signals

abettati
abettati over 4 years ago

Hi to you all,
I'm new to genus and this forum. I'm working on a mixed-signals chip and my company is using the cadence tool.
I'm trying to use to genus 20.1 to synthesize our RTL and trying to build a workflow.

One problem I have is that I have no idea on how to deal with analog signals and power supplies. Is there a way to "flag" them so that genus can properly recognize those signals.

For exmaple, so far I reached end of elaboration for my design, and in the .log file I noticed the following lines:

Checking for analog nets...
Check completed for analog nets.

But in my RTL I didn't specified any analog net. Whart is genus checking for?


I searched the decumentation for this: Genus User Guide, Genus HDL Modeling Guide and the Genus Command Reference with no luck.
Is there something I could read up to learn about this topic, wich is new to me?

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