Performance driven placement and routing algorithms:
Abstract: "As technology advances, the effect of intra-module delays become less significant, while the effect of inter-module interconnection delays become more prominent. Also, as power dissipation becomes an important issue in VLSI design, it is desirable for the signals to arrive at the inp...
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Zusammenfassung: | Abstract: "As technology advances, the effect of intra-module delays become less significant, while the effect of inter-module interconnection delays become more prominent. Also, as power dissipation becomes an important issue in VLSI design, it is desirable for the signals to arrive at the inputs of the modules at the same time in order to reduce the number of unwanted transient switches. To minimize the signal arrival times at the primary ouput pins and the signal skews at the inputs of the modules, we developed a net-based performance driven placement algorithm and a path-based performance driven placement algorithm. As chip architectures become more specific (e.g., FPGA), it is important to consider the physical design information during logic design steps. Therefore, we developed a placement driven technology mapping algorithm for FPGA circuits. Finally, as technology advances, interconnection wires are placed in closer proximity and circuits operate at higher frequencies. Consequently, reduction in crosstalks between interconnection wires becomes an important consideration in VLSI design. To satisfy the crosstalk constraints and to minimize the total crosstalk among all the nets in a design, we developed a track permutation algorithm for gridded channel routing problems. We also developed a wire segment assignment algorithm for both channel routing problems and switchbox routing problems. The experimental results indicate that our algorithms are very promising." |
Beschreibung: | Zugl.: Urbana, Ill., Univ., Diss., 1994 |
Beschreibung: | XII, 145 S. |
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spelling | Gao, Tong Verfasser aut Performance driven placement and routing algorithms by Tong Gao UIUCDCS R 94 1873 UILU ENG 94 1727 Urbana, Ill. Univ. 1994 XII, 145 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Zugl.: Urbana, Ill., Univ., Diss., 1994 Abstract: "As technology advances, the effect of intra-module delays become less significant, while the effect of inter-module interconnection delays become more prominent. Also, as power dissipation becomes an important issue in VLSI design, it is desirable for the signals to arrive at the inputs of the modules at the same time in order to reduce the number of unwanted transient switches. To minimize the signal arrival times at the primary ouput pins and the signal skews at the inputs of the modules, we developed a net-based performance driven placement algorithm and a path-based performance driven placement algorithm. As chip architectures become more specific (e.g., FPGA), it is important to consider the physical design information during logic design steps. Therefore, we developed a placement driven technology mapping algorithm for FPGA circuits. Finally, as technology advances, interconnection wires are placed in closer proximity and circuits operate at higher frequencies. Consequently, reduction in crosstalks between interconnection wires becomes an important consideration in VLSI design. To satisfy the crosstalk constraints and to minimize the total crosstalk among all the nets in a design, we developed a track permutation algorithm for gridded channel routing problems. We also developed a wire segment assignment algorithm for both channel routing problems and switchbox routing problems. The experimental results indicate that our algorithms are very promising." Computer-aided design |
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title | Performance driven placement and routing algorithms |
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title_auth | Performance driven placement and routing algorithms |
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title_full | Performance driven placement and routing algorithms by Tong Gao |
title_fullStr | Performance driven placement and routing algorithms by Tong Gao |
title_full_unstemmed | Performance driven placement and routing algorithms by Tong Gao |
title_short | Performance driven placement and routing algorithms |
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