o Meeting Skew Targets: Verify achieved skew (global and local/group) against specified targets using CTS reports (report_clock_timing).
o Meeting
Latency Targets: Check min/max insertion delays against requirements.
o Meeting
DRCs: Ensure no max_transition, max_capacitance, or max_fanout violations
o Duty
Cycle Preservation: Check for duty cycle distortion. Ensure minimum
pulse width requirements are met.
o Balanced
Structure: Visually inspect the tree or use tool reports to check for
reasonably balanced branches. Global skew gives idea on how overall CTS is
balanced.
o
Use appropriate clock buffers (balanced, low
variation).
o
Apply NDRs (Non-Default Rules like shielding,
double spacing) during clock routing to minimize crosstalk susceptibility.
o Power
Efficiency: Check the number and size of inserted clock buffers/inverters.
Ensure the tool performed power optimization if enabled.
o Routability:
Analyze post-CTS congestion maps.
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