mario1980
Junior Member level 2
star-rcxt lvs option
Hello,
I have the following problem: I want to do a parasitic extraction with Star-RCXT, but to keep the RC data, only on a list of nets of interest. Made the list with the nets, ran the extraction, and after a while, realised that the output netlist contains devices and pex information only for the specified list of nets. The devices that are not connected to any of those nets are skipped. :?
___Is there any way to extract parasitics with Star-RCXT, but to have all the devices extracted and the RC data only on the nets of interest?
The skipped devices, in my case, affect the circuit's behavior, and it's useless to simulate it. The output netlist type is DSPF, LVS ran with Calibre.
Just wondering (in case the answer to the previous question is NO ): how on earth can anybody be sure he specified all the needed nets for extraction, if there are thousands of them (obtained by a script) , and not worry that a device is missing, because no net from the list is connected to it???
Thanks in advance!
Hello,
I have the following problem: I want to do a parasitic extraction with Star-RCXT, but to keep the RC data, only on a list of nets of interest. Made the list with the nets, ran the extraction, and after a while, realised that the output netlist contains devices and pex information only for the specified list of nets. The devices that are not connected to any of those nets are skipped. :?
___Is there any way to extract parasitics with Star-RCXT, but to have all the devices extracted and the RC data only on the nets of interest?
The skipped devices, in my case, affect the circuit's behavior, and it's useless to simulate it. The output netlist type is DSPF, LVS ran with Calibre.
Just wondering (in case the answer to the previous question is NO ): how on earth can anybody be sure he specified all the needed nets for extraction, if there are thousands of them (obtained by a script) , and not worry that a device is missing, because no net from the list is connected to it???
Thanks in advance!