Delay and reflection noise macromodeling for signal integrity management of PCBs and MCMs

Simovich, S.; Mehrotra, S.; Franzon, Paul D.; Steer, M.B.

doi:10.1109/96.296426

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“…If the electrical performance can be captured in a piece-wise linear function, then the wiring rule can be generated directly [13]. However, such a global rule tends to be fairly conservative and does not lead to routing completion [14].…”

Section: Rule Generationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Performance Driven Global Routing and Wiring Rule Generation for High Speed PCBs and MCMs

Mehrotra¹

1995

32nd Design Automation Conference

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A new approach for performance-driven routing in highly congested high speed MCMs and PCBs is presented. Global routing is employed to manage delay, signal integrity and congestion simultaneously. I n terconnect performance prediction models are generated through simulations. The global routing results and performance prediction models are used to generate bounds on the net lengths which can be used by a detailed router to satisfy constraints on interconnect performance. 32nd ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference ®

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Section: Rule Generationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The reason for this is that the edge lengths in this graph were such that they may o v erestimate the actual routed lengths in some cases. The ecacy of the design rules was measured by the safeness coecient, as described in [13]. Almost all design rules were 100% safe, with the worst coecient being 72%.…”

Section: Intel Pentium Board Designmentioning

confidence: 99%