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EQUADI: a linear complexity algorithm for transient analysis for power/ground(P/G) networks in ASICs

Authors: null Xiaoyi Wang; null Zuying Luo; null Xianlong Hong; null Yici Cai; S.X.-D. Tan;

EQUADI: a linear complexity algorithm for transient analysis for power/ground(P/G) networks in ASICs

Abstract

This paper presents an efficient algorithm on P/G networks with mesh-tree topology in ASIC. The new algorithm combines equivalent circuit modeling and transmission-line modeling alternative direction implicit (TLM-ADI) methods to speedup the simulation of P/G networks with mesh-tree topology with linear time complexity. Specifically, it uses the equivalent circuit approach to suppress the mesh-tree P/G circuit into a mesh-only circuit in a linear and error-free manner. Then, it applies the TLM-ADI approach to linearly solve the reduced mesh-only circuit. Experiments show that our method indeed scales linearly to analyze P/G networks with mesh-tree topologies in ASIC with two orders of magnitude speedup over HSPICE.

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