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Lets brush our Basics on Statistical Timing Analysis What are the various Timing Paths in a Chip? 1. Path starting from Input Data pad and Ending at Register pin. 2. Path starting from clock-pin of a Register and Ending at Data pin of a Register(Reg-to-Reg path). 3. Path starting from output of a Register and Ends at output pad of a chip. 4. Path starting from input data pad and ends at output data pad(pure combo path). How to time the output paths? How to time Input paths? How to deal with False-paths? How to deal with Multicycle paths? How to time the source-synchronous paths? How many minimum modes i should qualify STA for a chip 1. Scan Shift mode 2. Scan Capture mode 3. MBIST mode 4. Functional modes for Each Interface 5. Boundary scan mode 6. scan-compression mode How many minimum process lots , should STA be qualified. 1. Fast corner 2. Slow corner 3. Typical corner How many minimum Timing , Should STA be qualified. 1. normal delay mode(with out applying deration) 2. On-chip variation mode (deration applied) 3. SI mode (Signal integrity cross talk impact on STA) How many minimum STA runs should we needed to address = 6*3*3. Related Articles synopsys constraints template fileNote: In case if you wish to add more to this topic, please do send me mail to : vlsichipdesigner@gmail.com |