Design Automation Conference · 1977 · 124 citations · 7 references
EngineeringComputer EngineeringElectrical EngineeringComputer ArchitectureLow-power DesignMicroelectronicsDevice ModelingElectrical WiringInterconnect DesignRouting ArchitectureSpace Requirements AnalysisVery-large-scale Integration LayoutInterconnect CharacterizationInterconnect ModelingLayout Parasitics Modeling
A stochastic model is developed for estimating wiring space requirements for one-dimensional layouts. This model uses as input the number of devices in the complex to be wired, the average length of a connection, and the average number of connections per device, to compute the probability of successfully wiring the devices as a function of the number of tracks provided.A heuristic approach is used to extend this model to the two-dimensional case, and tested against experimen-tal studies. Satisfactory agreement is found between a priori calculations of track requirements for the two-dimensional case against global wiring solutions for artificially generated problems, and for some layouts of actual logic complexes.
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The chip layout problem: an automatic wiring procedure
K. A. Chen, M.D. Feuer, K. H. Khokhani et al. · Design Automation Conference · 1977 · 49 citations
Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering +16