Extracting high frequency impedance in a circuit design using an electronic design automation tool

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United States of America Patent

PATENT NO 7689962
APP PUB NO 20070226659A1
SERIAL NO

11704588

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Exemplary impedance extraction methods, systems, and apparatus are described herein. In one exemplary embodiment, for instance, a signal-wire segment of a circuit layout is selected. A predetermined number of return paths are identified for the selected signal-wire segment. The selected signal-wire segment and the identified return paths are further segmented into a plurality of bundles, which comprise signal-wire subsegments and one or more associated return-path subsegments that are parallel to and have the same length as the signal-wire subsegments. Loop inductance values and loop resistance values are determined and stored for the signal-wire subsegments in the bundles for at least one frequency of operation. Computer-readable media storing computer-executable instructions for causing a computer to perform any of the disclosed methods or storing data or information created or modified using any of the disclosed techniques are also disclosed.

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SIEMENS INDUSTRY SOFTWARE INC5800 GRANITE PARKWAY SUITE 600 PLANO TX 75024

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Escovar, Rafael 26 Rue Emile Gueymard 12 241
Ortiz, Salvador 7 rue Jean Veyrat 10 204
Petranovic, Dusan 7565 Orange Blossom Dr. 16 388
Suaya, Roberto 8 Allee de la Rosearaie 22 366
Thelapurath, Shrinath 6945 SW. Wilsonville Rd., #126 3 68

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