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Rule-based VLSI verification system constrained by layout parasitics

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This paper addresses a rule-based method for VLSI design review, constrained by parasitics. Using the new ideas discussed in this paper, extraction from layout is not limited anymore to conventional electrical data, but additionally allows modelling of functional and timing behaviour. An extendable rule based validation algorithm operates on extracted models, decorated with parasitic effects, to formally prove most aspects of design correctness.

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          DAC '89: Proceedings of the 26th ACM/IEEE Design Automation Conference
          June 1989
          839 pages
          ISBN:0897913108
          DOI:10.1145/74382

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