Minimum Required Versions: Expert 5.2204.3.R, Hipex 3.8.7.R Generally, a parasitic RC netlist contains much more devices than the original netlist without the parasitic RCs elements. This leads to large netlist

Minimum Required Versions: Expert 5.2204.3.R, Hipex 3.8.7.R Hipex-RC allows to customize the extraction routine for parasitic capacitances. The customization is provided by using procedures written in LISA or JavaScript. The

Minimum Required Versions: Expert 5.2204.3.R, Hipex 3.8.7.R In the normal operation, Hipex-RC treats all dummy metal patterns as the normal conductor (the same way as interconnect wires). It causes a

Minimum Required Versions: Expert 5.2204.3.R, Hipex 3.8.7.R This example demonstrates running Hipex Parasitic Capacitance Extraction using Victory RCx (VRCx) Field Solver. The functionality is available for Linux only. 1: Start

Minimum Required Versions: Expert 5.2204.3.R, Hipex 3.8.7.R This example demonstrates running Hipex Parasitic Capacitance Extraction in Domain Decomposition mode using Field Solvers. The functionality is available for Linux only. The

Minimum Required Versions: Expert 5.2204.3.R, Hipex 3.8.7.R This example demonstrates running Hipex Parasitic Capacitance Extraction using VictoryRCx and Stellar Field Solvers for different areas of the same layout, and combining

Minimum Required Versions: Expert 5.2307.0.R, Hipex 4.2307.0.R, SmartDRC 1.2307.0.R Prior to performing parasitic RC extraction, Hipex executes netlist (connectivity/device) extracion. Hipex netlist extraction creates Hipex Database (HDB) serving as source

Minimum Required Versions: Expert 5.2407.0.R, Hipex 4.2407.0.R, SmartDRC 1.2407.0.R Hipex can be configured to support multi-corner RC extraction. The corners represent variations that occurred in circuit manufacture and exploiting conditions