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[HELP]How can I start learning astro?

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apr astro apollo doc

Hi all

I am a fullly custom layout engineer for 2 years,my company want me to be a P&R engineer and I am starting to learning astro now.The problem is I only have a little experience in Apollo,Any ways can make me be proficient in it ASAP? :(


Thanks in advance

flyankh
 

How about taking a real design as an example, do a full APR with the synopsys manual or SOLD? THat should at least gives you an overview of the whole process or procedures involved.
 

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hehe , you can learn it from its help doc.
And, i think if you are familiar with the design flow . You will have less problem in learning P&R tools, such as SE ,Astro, Apollo and other tools.
 

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You can search their (synopsys) or solveit net for astro tutorial data .
You do not need passwd to get that ..

B/R
 

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Synopsy provides one lab to practice astro. But there are some mistakes in the lab. If you can run the lab thoroughly, you can master Astro well.
 

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Learning Astro, Apollo or any Place and Route tools is learning the flow of the design, the step to convert a logical nelist to physical layout.
You need to access the tool and practice a simple design. reading the book alone is not enough
 

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the tutorial with the software is the best teacher, i think!
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sevid
 

Hi
Oh,mygod
It's my topic two years before.....
But I think the best teacher is the projects..

Thanks all again
flyankh
 

Hi flyankh,

I agree with you.Doing a real time project is the best way to learn
 

any clue where I could get this lab package? Thanks
 

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