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Performance and Reliability Verification of C6201/C6701 Digital Signal Processors
Austin, Texas October 10-October 13
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Nagaraj Ns, Texas Instruments Incorporation
Frank Cano, Texas Instruments Incorporation
Sudha Thiruvengadam, Texas Instruments Incorporation
Deepak Kapoor, Texas Instruments Incorporation
Dominance of interconnect parasitics in impacting functionality, performance and reliability in Deep Sub-Micron (DSM) designs is a well known topic. Reduced metal pitches, process variations, new materials for metallization/ dielectrics emphasizes an increased need for an accurate and yet practical methodology for full-chip performance and reliability verification. This paper describes salient features of the methodology used for timing verification, interconnect modeling, coupling compensation, signal electromigration, power network analysis on power distribution networks. Results from the application of this methodology on TMS320C6201 and TMS320C6701 designed in 0.18u technology are discussed.
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Nagaraj Ns, Frank Cano, Sudha Thiruvengadam, Deepak Kapoor, "Performance and Reliability Verification of C6201/C6701 Digital Signal Processors," iccd, pp.521, 1999 IEEE International Conference on Computer Design (ICCD'99), 1999
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