Introduction to Digital System Design
RTL Hardware Design by P. Chu Chapter 1 36 Physical Design • Placement and routing – Refining from structural view to physical view – Derive lay out of a netlist • Circuit extraction: – Determine the wire resistance of capacitance •Others – Derivation of power grid and clock distribution network, assurance of signal integrity etc.
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