Physical Design Methodology for Godson-2G Microprocessor
The Godson-2G microprocessor is a high performance SOC which integrates a four-issue 64-bit high performance CPU Core (called GS464) a DDR2/3 controller, a HyperTransport, controller: a PCI/PCI-X controller, etc. It is physically implemented in 65 nm CMOS process and reaches the frequency of 1GHz with power consumption less than 4 W. The Main challenges of Godson-2G physical implementation include nanometer process technology effects, high performance, design targets, and tight schedule. This paper describes the key innovative features of physical design methodology which had been used in Godson-2G physical implementation, with particular emphasis oil interconnect driven floorplan generation (ICD-FP), adapted boundary constraints design optimization (ABC-OPT), automatic register group clock tree generation methodology (ARG-CTS).
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