Proceedings of the 28th Conference on ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference - DAC '91 1991
DOI: 10.1145/127601.122895
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The role of timing verification in layout synthesis

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“…All paths, or a subset of them, are taken into account implicitly in the formulation. Since the delay of a circuit is inherently path-oriented, it is expected I that path-based approaches can obtain better solutions (13,57].…”
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“…All paths, or a subset of them, are taken into account implicitly in the formulation. Since the delay of a circuit is inherently path-oriented, it is expected I that path-based approaches can obtain better solutions (13,57].…”
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“…False path based timing analysis [ 131 uses logic behavior as well as the timing characteristics of the input design to identify false paths. In contract, static timing analysis is concemed with estimating an upper bound on the worst case circuit input-to-output delays by identifying the critical path(s) in that circuit [5].…”
Section: Delay Estimationmentioning
confidence: 99%