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Calibre xCalibrate

Course Code
304089-CN
Software
Calibre 2025.4
Language
中文(简体)
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6 hours for each day for 2 days

The Calibre xCalibrate course will help you describe your process technology information and generate a rule file containing Standard Verification Rule Format (SVRF) capacitance and resistance statements.

Course Details
The xCalibrate rule file generator is a software tool that lets you describe your process technology information and generate a rule file containing Standard Verification Rule Format (SVRF) capacitance and resistance statements. The generated rule files can be included in a larger SVRF rule file for use by the Calibre® xACT™, Calibre® xRC™, and Calibre® xL tools during parasitic extraction. For information on SVRF rules, see the Standard Verification Rule Format (SVRF) Manual. The xCalibrate tool automatically creates the necessary capacitance and resistance rules for accurately extracting parasitic devices. If you are not using rule files supplied by your foundry, you need to use the xCalibrate tool to set up rule files for use by the Calibre xACT, Calibre xRC, or Calibre xL tools.

PREREQUISITES

  • Ability to read circuit schematics
  • Knowledge of layout verification concepts and tools

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PRIMARY COURSE TOPICS

You’ll learn how to:

  • Describe the process stack in MIPT 2.0
  • Set up planar MOS device in the technology file
  • Run different modes of xCalibrate depending on parasitic run
  • Model in-die variation in MIPT
  • Set up the technology file for interposer
  • Set up a non-planar conductor for TFT processes
  • Describe the redistribution layers in MIPT

Throughout this course, extensive hands-on lab exercises provide you with practical experience using Calibre xCalibrate software. Hands-on lab topics include:

  • Describing process stack in MIPT 2.0
  • Running different modes of xCalibrate
  • Describing Redistribution layers in RDL flow