o During CTS:
o
Optimize Skew Groups: Define logical skew
groups for paths to ensure they are balanced together.
o
Use Non-Default Rules (NDRs): Apply NDRs
to critical clock paths to use wider wires and greater spacing, reducing delay
and crosstalk susceptibility.
o
Clock Buffer Selection: Ensure the tool
is using a good mix of clock buffers and inverters with less variation.
o
Set clock targets appropriately like, skew,
latency, DRC.
o
Post-CTS:
o
Run Post-CTS Optimization: Use commands
like clock_opt (ICC2) or ccopt_design (Innovus) which are specifically designed
to fix timing violations after the clock tree is built.
o
Useful Skew:
o
Clock gate optimization.
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