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Floor planning and placement are essential phases in the design of VLSI chips, directly impacting performance and area. The chapter details the objectives, techniques, and tools used during these processes while highlighting performance optimization strategies and challenges faced in achieving efficient designs. The role of modern tools and algorithms in facilitating effective floor planning and placement is emphasized, demonstrating their importance in handling the complexities of contemporary VLSI designs.
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Term: Floor Planning
Definition: The initial stage of physical design where the high-level arrangement of functional blocks on the chip is defined.
Term: Placement
Definition: The process of positioning individual cells or standard blocks within the floor plan to optimize performance and area.
Term: Wirelength Minimization
Definition: A strategy aimed at reducing the length of electrical connections, which enhances signal speed and minimizes power consumption.
Term: Timing Closure
Definition: The successful adjustment of a design to ensure that all timing constraints are satisfied, critical for high-performance chips.