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Fundamental of Static Timing Analysis (Part 1)
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Fundamental of Static Timing Analysis (Part 1)

Timing details about RTL to GDS (Part 1)
Created byPuneet Mittal
Last updated 4/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • Know all the Fundamentals of Static Timing Analysis
  • Different stages in ASIC Design where Timing Analysis is useful.
  • Timing Arc and Unateness
  • What are different type of Delay and How those are calculated ?
  • Liberty File (.Lib File) Syntax

Course content

3 sections • 25 lectures • 4h 59m total length

  • Overview of VLSI Design Flow (Part 1)9:51
  • Overview of VLSI Design Flow (Part2) - VLSI Frontend Design Flow10:07
  • Overview of VLSI Design Flow (Part 3) - VLSI Backend Design Flow11:08
  • Importance of Timing from RTL to Logic Synthesis14:35
  • Timing Optimization during Logic Synthesis11:18
  • Overview of Floorplan Aware Synthesis9:13
  • Overview of Timing Check in Physical Design Flow5:28
  • STA Tool and Flow at different Stages of Design4:54
  • What is Static Timing Analysis13:10
  • STA Tool - Input output Files8:28

Requirements

  • They should have heard Words Static Timing Analysis, Setup and Hold Time.
  • Should know the Truth table of D flip flop.
  • They should have some about ASIC flow

Description

Fundamental of Static Timing Analysis is going to cover almost all the details which you need to know to understand STA. In this course, you will learn

What are the things you should know to understand STA?

How tool do the calculation of a particular problem?

What's the meaning of Analyzing something and solving something?

Always remember - Tool is something which work based on user command - so it's very important to know what command we have to provide at what time. Which command - that's the something depends on Tools but what should be the approach is independent of Tool. In this course, Approach is main thing which you will understand.

Who this course is for:

  • This Course is meant for 2 type of Audiances. Students who need to understand Static Timing Analysis, and those who has some experience in this field. Basically anyone can take this cource who need to refresh their fundamentals or want to learn basic of STA

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