Murthy Palla, J. Bargfrede, Stephan Eggersglüß, W. Anheier, R. Drechsler
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Timing Arc based logic analysis for false noise reduction
The problem of calculating accurate impact of crosstalk on a circuit considering its inherent logic and timing properties is very complex. Although it has been widely studied, it still lacks an efficient solution. As a result, state-of-the-art crosstalk calculators use simplistic and overly pessimistic models resulting in the over-estimation of crosstalk effects. Such pessimism in crosstalk analysis often leads to the triggering of false violations and consequently an inefficient use of design resources. The main contribution of this paper is a novel technique called Timing Arc Based Logic Analysis (TABLA) that serves as an efficient means to calculate realistic crosstalk bounds. TABLA uses timing arcs as basic elements to perform an efficient temporal logic analysis employing the min-max timing model using dedicated solvers for logic and timing. Additionally, a procedure to generate powerful conflict clauses is proposed to improve the run time of the overall analysis. The proposed technique has been tested in an industrial environment on benchmark circuits as well as on an industrial design, and results are provided.