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i/p’s and o/p’s of power planning and placement

siliconvlsiBy siliconvlsiJanuary 14, 2023Updated:May 12, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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What are the i/p’s and o/p’s of power planning?

Power planning means making sure that all of the design’s macros, standard cells, and other cells have power. Here are the input and outputs for power planning,

Inputs

  • Database with a valid floor plan.
  • Power rings and power straps width.
  • Spacing between Vdd and Vss straps.

Outputs

  • Design with the power structure.

What are the i/p’s and o/p’s of placement?

The process of placing circuit devices on a die surface is known as placement. It is a important step in the VLSI design process since it influences a design’s performance, heat distribution, route ability, and, to a lesser extent, power consumption.

Inputs

  • Netlist
  • Design constraints.
  • Mapped and floor planed design
  • Logical and physical lib

Outputs

  • Cell placement location.
  • Physical layout information.
  • Physical layout, timing, and technical information of lib.

 

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