Multi-Placement Structures for Fast and Optimized Placement in Analog Circuit Synthesis
Raoul F. Badaoui, Ranga Vemuri

TL;DR
This paper introduces multi-placement structures that enable rapid and high-quality placement in analog circuit synthesis by pre-generating adaptable layout structures, significantly reducing placement time during synthesis.
Contribution
The paper proposes a novel multi-placement structure approach that allows fast, optimized placement instantiation for analog circuits, improving synthesis efficiency and placement quality.
Findings
Placement execution times are reduced to a few milliseconds.
The approach maintains high placement quality during synthesis.
Experimental results validate the efficiency and effectiveness of the method.
Abstract
This paper presents the novel idea of multi-placement structures, for a fast and optimized placement instantiation in analog circuit synthesis. These structures need to be generated only once for a specific circuit topology. When used in synthesis, these pre-generated structures instantiate various layout floorplans for various sizes and parameters of a circuit. Unlike procedural layout generators, they enable fast placement of circuits while keeping the quality of the placements at a high level during a synthesis process. The fast placement is a result of high speed instantiation resulting from the efficiency of the multi-placement structure. The good quality of placements derive from the extensive and intelligent search process that is used to build the multi-placement structure. The target benchmarks of these structures are analog circuits in the vicinity of 25 modules. An algorithm…
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Taxonomy
TopicsVLSI and FPGA Design Techniques · VLSI and Analog Circuit Testing · Low-power high-performance VLSI design
