Semi-custom design flow: Leveraging Place and route tools in Custom Circuit design
Nadeem N. Eleyan, Ken Lin, Md. Hossain Kamal, Baker Mohammad, Paul Bassett
Abstract
Nadeem N. Eleyan, Ken Lin, Md. Hossain Kamal, Baker Mohammad, Paul Bassett
Abstract
There are generally two options available to integrated circuit (IC) designers to physically implement their designs: synthesis/place and route design and custom circuit design. Each design approach has its advantages and draw backs. This paper will cover a hybrid design flow using concepts from both areas to give us a quick design turn around time while allowing control on custom placement and routing.
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There are generally two options available to integrated circuit (IC) designers to physically implement their designs: synthesis/place and route design and custom circuit design. Each design approach has its advantages and draw backs. This paper will cover a hybrid design flow using concepts from both areas to give us a quick design turn around time while allowing control on custom placement and routing.
Key concepts: Design flow, Physical design, Computer science, Circuit design, Routing (electronic design automation), Cover (algebra), Electronic design automation, Integrated circuit design