Optimal algorithm for minimizing the number of twists in an on-chip bus

Liang Deng, Martin D. F. Wong
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Complementary bus architecture is used to achieve higher speed and lower power in VLSI chips. However, in deep submicron circuit design, the effects of crosstalk become more and more serious, especially in the bus structure where wires are placed close to each other. Complementary bus architecture with twisted wires can reduce the coupling noise. But in current chip design flow, engineering change order (ECO) happens commonly to meet improvement requirement. Layout changes due to ECO introduce obstacles to the twists, which could reduce the number of twists and increase the coupling noise. In this paper, an ECO algorithm for generating twisted complementary architecture is proposed based on the shortest path algorithm. Our algorithm guarantees to give the minimum number of twists along the bus wires under noise constraints. Experimental results show that the twist patterns generated by our algorithm can effectively reduce the capacitive coupling noises.
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最小化片上总线扭曲数的最优算法
在VLSI芯片中,采用互补总线结构来实现更高的速度和更低的功耗。然而,在深亚微米电路设计中,串扰的影响越来越严重,特别是在导线相互靠近的母线结构中。采用双绞线的互补母线结构可以降低耦合噪声。但在当前的芯片设计流程中,为了满足改进要求,通常会发生工程变更订单。由于ECO导致的布局变化会给扭转引入障碍,从而减少扭转的数量,增加耦合噪声。在最短路径算法的基础上,提出了一种生成扭曲互补结构的ECO算法。我们的算法保证在噪声约束下,沿母线的扭转次数最少。实验结果表明,该算法产生的扭转图形能有效地降低电容耦合噪声。
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