A Case Study of Timing Constraint Strategy Applying to Static Timing Analysis in SoC Design
Xie Kian-nian
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Xie Kian-nian
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This paper presents the principle of Static Timing Analysis, and presents a case study of the timing constraint strategies applying to an audi SoC(system on chip). These strategies are used to resolve clock definition, multi-clock domain and other critical problems. The result shows that timing requirements have been well met by STA, which is more effective than dynamic verification method.
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This paper presents the principle of Static Timing Analysis, and presents a case study of the timing constraint strategies applying to an audi SoC(system on chip). These strategies are used to resolve clock definition, multi-clock domain and other critical problems. The result shows that timing requirements have been well met by STA, which is more effective than dynamic verification method.
Key concepts: Static timing analysis, Computer science, Constraint (computer-aided design), Static analysis, Domain (mathematical analysis), System on a chip, Embedded system, Computer architecture