Davy
Guest
Mon Feb 26, 2007 9:32 am
Hi all,
When use set_input_delay/set_output_delay, how to determine the -max/-
min parameter? Is it calculated by hand , calculated by tools, or give
out by some standard specification?
Code:
set_input_delay -max 498 -clock EXTSCL [find port ddc_sda_i]
set_input_delay -min 0 -clock EXTSCL [find port ddc_sda_i]
set_output_delay -max 498 -clock CLK1MHZ [find port ddc_sda_o]
set_output_delay -min 0 -clock CLK1MHZ [find port ddc_sda_o]
Best regards,
Davy
Alvin Andries
Guest
Mon Feb 26, 2007 11:46 pm
"Davy" <zhushenli_at_gmail.com> wrote in message
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Quote:
Hi all,
When use set_input_delay/set_output_delay, how to determine the -max/-
min parameter? Is it calculated by hand , calculated by tools, or give
out by some standard specification?
Code:
set_input_delay -max 498 -clock EXTSCL [find port ddc_sda_i]
set_input_delay -min 0 -clock EXTSCL [find port ddc_sda_i]
set_output_delay -max 498 -clock CLK1MHZ [find port ddc_sda_o]
set_output_delay -min 0 -clock CLK1MHZ [find port ddc_sda_o]
Best regards,
Davy
It depends. If you're doing hierarchical synthesis, some tool might help you
budgetting your internal I/O timing constraints. When going of chip, it's
either you who decides what the user gets or the other way around: the user
tells you what he wants.
Alvin.