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ASIC STA Path Verification Using Semi-Supervised Learning
To counter manufacturing irregularities and ensure ASIC design integrity, it is essential that robust design verification methods are employed. It is possible to ensure such integrity using ASIC static timing analysis (STA) and machine learning. In this research, uniquely devised machine and statistical learning methods which quantify anomalous variations in Register Transfer Level (RTL) or Graphic Design System II (GDSII) format are discussed. To measure the variations in ASIC analysis data, the timing delays in relation to path electrical characteristics are explored. It is shown that semi-supervised learning techniques are powerful tools in characterizing variations within STA path data and have much potential for identifying anomalies in ASIC RTL and GDSII design data.