Zhou et al., 2001 - Google Patents
Timing analysis with crosstalk as fixpoints on complete latticeZhou et al., 2001
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- Zhou H
- Shenoy N
- Nicholls W
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- Proceedings of the 38th annual Design Automation Conference
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Increasing delay variation due to crosstalk has a dramatic impact on deep sub-micron technologies. It is now necessary to include crosstalk in timing analysis. But timing analysis with crosstalk is a chicken-and-egg problem since crosstalk effect in turn depends on timing …
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