A reusable methodology for non-slicing floorplanning
Jer-Ming Hsu, Yao‐Wen Chang
Abstract
Jer-Ming Hsu, Yao‐Wen Chang
Abstract
Floorplanning is an important step in an early phase of VLSI design. For faster design convergence, there is an urgent need to start floorplanning as early as possible, even when not all modules are designed. Therefore, it is desirable to consider floorplanning with uncertainty to obtain a compact and reliable floorplan when the dimensions and interconnections of modules are not fully determined. We propose a sequence-pair based floorplanner, named PLP, for uncertain designs.
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Floorplanning is an important step in an early phase of VLSI design. For faster design convergence, there is an urgent need to start floorplanning as early as possible, even when not all modules are designed. Therefore, it is desirable to consider floorplanning with uncertainty to obtain a compact and reliable floorplan when the dimensions and interconnections of modules are not fully determined. We propose a sequence-pair based floorplanner, named PLP, for uncertain designs.
Key concepts: Floorplan, Computer science, Very-large-scale integration, Slicing, Integrated circuit layout, Convergence (economics), Integrated circuit design, Physical design