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IR drop

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IR drop [¦ī¦är ′dräp]
(electricity)


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[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] IR Drop Delivering reliable power to circuits is always of critical importance because DC drops can happen at every level in a chip, package and board system.
Today's low-voltage, high-current designs require DC IR drop analysis for off-chip power distribution systems in order to optimize end-to-end voltage margins for every device on the distribution.
Other advanced-node applications that can be addressed using Equation-Based DRC include multi-dimensional compliance, poly corner rounding, gate uniformity, current density, and IR drop analysis and verification.
 
 
 
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