IHP 130nm process - Revision history

Nfyku at 11:47, 30 May 2024

2024-05-30T11:47:50Z

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	The following steps describe how to install the Process Design Kit and start a new design.		The following steps describe how to install the Process Design Kit and start a new design.

	Log on to the mikroserver:		Log on to the mikroserver of choise
	ssh -X ~~mikroserver5~~		ssh -X mikroserver

	The preferred shell is bash. When using another shell it will be necessary to change the installation routine and modify the initialization script accordingly.		The preferred shell is bash. When using another shell it will be necessary to change the installation routine and modify the initialization script accordingly.
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	Change sh.cadence in ~/ihp/cds to suit your needs. In particular you must define $IHP_TECH and $PROJECT according to your local environment. Then set general and user Cadence environment variables by doing:		Change sh.cadence in ~/ihp/cds to suit your needs. In particular you must define $IHP_TECH and $PROJECT according to your local environment. Then set general and user Cadence environment variables by doing:
	source /eda/~~cadence~~/~~2019-20~~/~~scripts/analog~~.sh		source /eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/sh.cadence
	cd ~/ihp/cds/		cd ~/ihp/cds/
	source /eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/sh.cadence		source /eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/sh.cadence

Are033 at 08:04, 29 September 2022

2022-09-29T08:04:37Z

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	cd ~/ihp/cds/		cd ~/ihp/cds/
	source /eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/sh.cadence		source /eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/sh.cadence
	virtuoso &		To start Cadence Virtuoso : virtuoso &

			Example script [[:File:example_script.txt]] to run from_ "user"/ihp/cds/

	To avoid having to do this every time try to set up your environment like described in [[MikroserverSetup]]		To avoid having to do this every time try to set up your environment like described in [[MikroserverSetup]]

Are033 at 12:25, 24 August 2022

2022-08-24T12:25:44Z

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	Log on to the mikroserver:		Log on to the mikroserver:
	ssh -X ~~mikroserver4~~		ssh -X mikroserver5

	The preferred shell is bash. When using another shell it will be necessary to change the installation routine and modify the initialization script accordingly.		The preferred shell is bash. When using another shell it will be necessary to change the installation routine and modify the initialization script accordingly.

Nfyku at 11:30, 15 October 2020

2020-10-15T11:30:42Z

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	To avoid having to do this every time try to set up your environment like described in [[MikroserverSetup]]		To avoid having to do this every time try to set up your environment like described in [[MikroserverSetup]]

	= Before starting ~~layout~~ =		= Before starting designing =

	Read the Design Kit User Guide. It can be found on the SG13SFeatures tab on the Virtuoso console window, or in the folder "/eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/SG13S_618_rev1.12.0/doc/pdf/" on the mikroserver. Make sure that your web browser is closed or started from the mikroserver, else the file will not be found.		Read the Design Kit User Guide. It can be found on the SG13SFeatures tab on the Virtuoso console window, or in the folder "/eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/SG13S_618_rev1.12.0/doc/pdf/" on the mikroserver. Make sure that your web browser is closed or started from the mikroserver, else the file will not be found.

Nfyku at 09:20, 15 October 2020

2020-10-15T09:20:58Z

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	To avoid having to do this every time try to set up your environment like described in [[MikroserverSetup]]		To avoid having to do this every time try to set up your environment like described in [[MikroserverSetup]]

	~~Follow~~ the Design Kit User ~~manual~~ found in the ~~menu SG13S Features > Design Kit Documentation~~. Make sure that your web browser is closed or started from the ~~microserver~~, else the file will not be found.		= Before starting layout =

			Read the Design Kit User Guide. It can be found on the SG13SFeatures tab on the Virtuoso console window, or in the folder "/eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/SG13S_618_rev1.12.0/doc/pdf/" on the mikroserver. Make sure that your web browser is closed or started from the mikroserver, else the file will not be found.

			Other documents are found in "eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/SG13S_618_rev1.12.0/doc/html/"


	[[Category:Mikroelektronikk]] [[Category:Integrated_Circuts]] [[Category:Cadence_Virtuoso]]		[[Category:Mikroelektronikk]] [[Category:Integrated_Circuts]] [[Category:Cadence_Virtuoso]]

Nfyku at 08:32, 15 October 2020

2020-10-15T08:32:12Z

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	source /eda/cadence/2019-20/scripts/analog.sh		source /eda/cadence/2019-20/scripts/analog.sh
	cd ~/ihp/cds/		cd ~/ihp/cds/
	source sh.cadence		source /eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/sh.cadence
	virtuoso &		virtuoso &

Nfyku: Updated to new software distro and design kit

2020-10-15T07:58:27Z

Updated to new software distro and design kit

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	The '''first time''' you are using the IHP design kit you should copy the user environment design to your chosen parent directory (e.g ~/ihp)		The '''first time''' you are using the IHP design kit you should copy the user environment design to your chosen parent directory (e.g ~/ihp)
	cp -rp /eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/~~SG13S_617_rev1~~.10.1/work/skel ~/ihp		cp -rp /eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/SG13S_618_rev1.12.0/work/skel ~/ihp

	Change sh.cadence in ~/ihp/cds to suit your needs. In particular you must define $IHP_TECH and $PROJECT according to your local environment. Then set general and user Cadence environment variables by doing:		Change sh.cadence in ~/ihp/cds to suit your needs. In particular you must define $IHP_TECH and $PROJECT according to your local environment. Then set general and user Cadence environment variables by doing:
	source /eda/cadence/~~2018~~-19/scripts/analog.sh		source /eda/cadence/2019-20/scripts/analog.sh
	cd ~/ihp/cds/		cd ~/ihp/cds/
	source sh.cadence		source sh.cadence

Nfyku at 08:10, 30 March 2020

2020-03-30T08:10:28Z

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	The following steps describe how to install the Process Design Kit and start a new design.		The following steps describe how to install the Process Design Kit and start a new design.

	Log on to ~~server (mikroserver1 or mikroserver3)~~:		Log on to the mikroserver:
	ssh -X ~~mikroserver1~~		ssh -X mikroserver4

	The preferred shell is bash. When using another shell it will be necessary to change the installation routine and modify the initialization script accordingly.		The preferred shell is bash. When using another shell it will be necessary to change the installation routine and modify the initialization script accordingly.

	The '''first time''' you are using the IHP design kit you should copy the user environment design to your chosen parent directory (e.g ~/ihp)		The '''first time''' you are using the IHP design kit you should copy the user environment design to your chosen parent directory (e.g ~/ihp)
	cp -rp /eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/~~SG13S_616_rev1~~.5.~~0_a~~/work/skel ~/ihp		cp -rp /eda/design_kits/ihp_sg13/SG13S_617_rev1.10.1/work/skel ~/ihp

	Change sh.cadence in ~/ihp/cds to suit your needs. In particular you must define $IHP_TECH and $PROJECT according to your local environment. Then set general and user Cadence environment variables by doing:		Change sh.cadence in ~/ihp/cds to suit your needs. In particular you must define $IHP_TECH and $PROJECT according to your local environment. Then set general and user Cadence environment variables by doing:
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	To avoid having to do this every time try to set up your environment like described in [[MikroserverSetup]]		To avoid having to do this every time try to set up your environment like described in [[MikroserverSetup]]



	Follow the Design Kit User manual found in the menu SG13S Features > Design Kit Documentation. Make sure that your web browser is closed or started from the microserver, else the file will not be found.		Follow the Design Kit User manual found in the menu SG13S Features > Design Kit Documentation. Make sure that your web browser is closed or started from the microserver, else the file will not be found.

	[[Category:Mikroelektronikk]] [[Category:Integrated_Circuts]] [[Category:Cadence_Virtuoso]]		[[Category:Mikroelektronikk]] [[Category:Integrated_Circuts]] [[Category:Cadence_Virtuoso]]

Nfyku at 10:18, 4 November 2019

2019-11-04T10:18:08Z

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	Change sh.cadence in ~/ihp/cds to suit your needs. In particular you must define $IHP_TECH and $PROJECT according to your local environment. Then set general and user Cadence environment variables by doing:		Change sh.cadence in ~/ihp/cds to suit your needs. In particular you must define $IHP_TECH and $PROJECT according to your local environment. Then set general and user Cadence environment variables by doing:
	source /eda/cadence/2018-19/scripts/~~analog_flow~~.sh		source /eda/cadence/2018-19/scripts/analog.sh
	cd ~/ihp/cds/		cd ~/ihp/cds/
	source sh.cadence		source sh.cadence

Nfyku at 09:01, 4 November 2019

2019-11-04T09:01:36Z

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	The following steps describe how to install the Process Design Kit and start a new design.		The following steps describe how to install the Process Design Kit and start a new design.

	Log on to server (~~mikroserver2~~ or mikroserver3):		Log on to server (mikroserver1 or mikroserver3):
	ssh -X ~~mikroserver2~~		ssh -X mikroserver1

	The preferred shell is bash. When using another shell it will be necessary to change the installation routine and modify the initialization script accordingly.		The preferred shell is bash. When using another shell it will be necessary to change the installation routine and modify the initialization script accordingly.