Nancy D. Holmes
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- New algorithm for over-the-cell channel routing using vacant terminals
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Utilization of vacant terminals for improved over-the-cell channel routing
The WISER algorithm for over-the-cell channel routing in the standard cell design style using the two-layer routing model is presented. The novelty of this approach lies in the use of vacant terminals for over-the-cell routing. Longest paths in the ...
On over-the-cell channel routing with cell orientations consideration
Existing over-the-cell channel routers assume that the orientations of the cells are fixed. In practice, it is quite common that each cell can be horizontally flipped. This pin rearrangement flexibility should be used by over-the-cell routers to further ...
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