In this paper, we propose two methods to estimate clock jitter caused by power supply noise in a LSI (Large-Scale Integrated circuit). One of the methods enables estimation of clock jitter at the initial design stage before floor-planning. The other method reduces simulation time of clock distribution network to analyze clock jitter at the design verification stage after place-and-route of the chip. For an example design, the relative difference between clock jitter estimated at the initial design stage and that of the design verification stage is 23%. The example result also shows that the proposed method for the verification stage is about 24 times faster than the conventional one to analyze clock jitter.
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Koutaro HACHIYA, Takayuki OHSHIMA, Hidenari NAKASHIMA, Masaaki SODA, Satoshi GOTO, "Fast Methods to Estimate Clock Jitter due to Power Supply Noise" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E90-A, no. 4, pp. 741-747, April 2007, doi: 10.1093/ietfec/e90-a.4.741.
Abstract: In this paper, we propose two methods to estimate clock jitter caused by power supply noise in a LSI (Large-Scale Integrated circuit). One of the methods enables estimation of clock jitter at the initial design stage before floor-planning. The other method reduces simulation time of clock distribution network to analyze clock jitter at the design verification stage after place-and-route of the chip. For an example design, the relative difference between clock jitter estimated at the initial design stage and that of the design verification stage is 23%. The example result also shows that the proposed method for the verification stage is about 24 times faster than the conventional one to analyze clock jitter.
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