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This article provides a comprehensive overview of BGR circuit design in 90nm VLSI technology. It highlights the principles behind BGR operation, discusses the challenges posed by the 90nm process node, and emphasizes the importance of transient analysis in …

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Since its inception, BCD technology has leveraged the integration of two primary technologies—polysilicon gate CMOS and DMOS power architecture—on the same chip. Its compatibility with bipolar components has enabled the creation of SoCs (System-on-Chip) that combine digital and analog control with efficient power management sections.

SkyeChip's NoC is the first in the world that is able to reconfigure routing paths after tapeout. Performance (throughput and latency) optimized non-coherent NoC solution that significantly reduces silicon wire utilization, resulting in power and …

A placement bound is a constraint that controls the placement of groups of leaf cells and hierarchical cells. It allows us to group the cells and minimize the wire length. It helps us to place the cells at the most appropriate location.

In ASIC physical implementation, once layout is generated, it must follow all the design rules for successful manufacturing and must match the schematic of the required design. To ensure this in physical verification, Design Rule Check (DRC) is carried out to check whether the layout follows the rules for fault-less manufacturing or not.

Could the fifth generation of reduced instruction set computing (RISC) dethrone the long-established advanced RISC machine (Arm) and x86 architectures? While the discussion about Arm versus RISC-V is hotly debated, the benefits of this open standard cannot be overlooked. How soon could it achieve market dominance?

The objective of this paper is to illustrate congestion, shorts, and practical approaches to fix both issues at lower/higher technology nodes. This paper also includes PnR tool (ICC2) related commands and their uses to overcome the mentioned issues.