We propose a semi-dynamic timing analysis flow applicable to large-scale circuits that takes into account dynamic power-supply drop. Logic delay is accurately estimated in the presence of power-supply noise through timing correction as a function of power-supply voltage during operation, where a time-dependent power-supply noise waveform is derived by way of a vectorless technique. Measurements and analysis of dynamic supply-noise waveforms and associated delay changes were performed on a sub-100-nm CMOS test circuit with embedded on-chip noise detectors and delay monitors. The proposed analysis technique was extended and applied to a test digital circuit with more than 10 million gates and validated toward a multi-10-million-gate CMOS SoC design.
Kenji SHIMAZAKI
Makoto NAGATA
Mitsuya FUKAZAWA
Shingo MIYAHARA
Masaaki HIRATA
Kazuhiro SATOH
Hiroyuki TSUJIKAWA
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Kenji SHIMAZAKI, Makoto NAGATA, Mitsuya FUKAZAWA, Shingo MIYAHARA, Masaaki HIRATA, Kazuhiro SATOH, Hiroyuki TSUJIKAWA, "An Integrated Timing and Dynamic Supply Noise Verification for Multi-10-Million Gate SoC Designs" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E89-C, no. 11, pp. 1535-1543, November 2006, doi: 10.1093/ietele/e89-c.11.1535.
Abstract: We propose a semi-dynamic timing analysis flow applicable to large-scale circuits that takes into account dynamic power-supply drop. Logic delay is accurately estimated in the presence of power-supply noise through timing correction as a function of power-supply voltage during operation, where a time-dependent power-supply noise waveform is derived by way of a vectorless technique. Measurements and analysis of dynamic supply-noise waveforms and associated delay changes were performed on a sub-100-nm CMOS test circuit with embedded on-chip noise detectors and delay monitors. The proposed analysis technique was extended and applied to a test digital circuit with more than 10 million gates and validated toward a multi-10-million-gate CMOS SoC design.
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AU - Kazuhiro SATOH
AU - Hiroyuki TSUJIKAWA
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