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Subject: user opinion on SOCE hold fixing in 130nm and 90nm design
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lisiang
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2/13/2006 11:16 AM  
We ran into some problem in hold fixinng in SOCE, not abel to fix all the violations. STA using Prime Time reported more violations than SOCE.

Thanks.

li siang
BobD
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2/17/2006 2:16 PM  
Hi lisiang,

Did SoC-E report hold violatons remained after running hold fixing?

ie, do you think it was purely a timing correlation issue -or- a quality of results issue as well as a timing correlation issue?

Thanks,
Bob
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2/17/2006 2:25 PM  
it is more of timing timing correlation issue. By default, PT report both setup and hold violation in OCV mode, ie for setup, fast slew prop. to the lauching flop and slow slew prop. to the capturing flop. SOCE timing optimzation (optDesign) was not able to handle both fast and slow slew prop. in the same run.

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