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System-on-Chip (SoC) designs are hierarchical in nature. Most SoCs now have multiply instantiated modules (MIMs), which are hierarchical blocks reused multiple times. Ideally, designers should be able to analyze and close timing on these MIMs while maintaining their common implementation. This video provides an overview of a smarter way to perform these signoff tasks once, for each group of MIMs. PrimeTime’s MIM support can deliver significant schedule savings while using fewer resources from your compute farm.
Learn more about the PrimeTime® static timing analysis tool.
Watch all the videos in the Smarter Signoff video series.
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