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Hmm, that does seem substantial. Seems like we should generally be a bit more conservative in the PDN grid given many users are not checking their IR drop with a lot of rigor. |
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@maliberty @QuantamHD. These were set a while back based on a back-of-the-envelope calculation. If I recall, this would result in ~2 Ohms per a strap segment. Let me ask the same question. How did you come up with ORFS values? They seem to be too aggressive as the PDN would consume routing resources on m4 & m5. Btw, by default OL generates a report for the IR drops (pdn.pga.rpt). The designer should adjust these parameters based on values shown in the report. |
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I see in the OL configuration
set ::env(FP_PDN_VPITCH) 153.6
set ::env(FP_PDN_HPITCH) 153.18
In ORFS we use
add_pdn_stripe -grid {grid} -layer {met4} -width {1.600} -pitch {27.140} -offset {13.570}
add_pdn_stripe -grid {grid} -layer {met5} -width {1.600} -pitch {27.200} -offset {13.600}
These values are substantially different. I am concerned that the OL values are quite large. Has there been verification of IR drop with these OL settings? @shalan
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