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165 / 228 page ![]() Altera Corporation 7–1 September 2008 7. Timing Constraints for HardCopy II Devices Introduction In a Stratix® II FPGA design, a complete and accurate set of timing constraints is often not critical to achieving a fully functioning product. The reconfigurability of the FPGA means that if a timing-related problem occurs during hardware test and verification, the device can be reprogrammed to correct it. No ASIC re-spin or board-level work-around is necessary and the fix can be implemented in a timely and cost-effective way. In contrast, a HardCopy® II design results in a mask-programmed, structured ASIC device. Timing problems may result in long design-change turn-around times and high NRE costs. To ensure a smooth transition through the Quartus® II software and back-end design in the Altera® HardCopy Design Center (HCDC), Altera strongly recommends that you use the TimeQuest timing analyzer provided with the Quartus II software and that you follow the timing considerations and timing constraint recommendations given in this chapter. Use of the TimeQuest timing analyzer for Design Review 2 (DR2) in the HardCopy II design flow will soon be mandatory. The TimeQuest timing analyzer is a complete static timing analysis tool that you can use as a sign-off tool for Altera FPGAs and structured ASICs. As FPGA devices become denser and faster, they are the targets of complex designs and applications that previously were implemented in ASICs. These complex designs push the limits of the traditional Classic Timing Analyzer, affecting designer productivity. The Quartus II TimeQuest timing analyzer, in contrast, works well on complex designs. Its intuitive user interface, support of industry-standard Synopsys Design Constraints (SDC) format, and scripting capabilities all result in increased productivity and efficiency. f For more information on the features and capabilities of the TimeQuest timing analyzer, refer to the TimeQuest Timing Analyzer chapter in volume 3 of the Quartus II Handbook. This chapter includes the following information: ■ A description of timing-related differences between HardCopy II structured ASICs and Stratix II FPGAs ■ Descriptions and a comparison of the TimeQuest timing analyzer and the Classic Timing Analyzer H51028-2.2 |
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