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Fast and Coherent Simulation with Zero Delay Elements
Gai, S.   Somenzi, F.   Spalla, M.  

This paper appears in: Computer-Aided Design of Integrated Circuits and Systems, IEEE Transactions on
Publication Date: January 1987
Volume: 6,  Issue: 1
On page(s): 85- 93
ISSN: 0278-0070
Current Version Published: 2004-03-03

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This paper addresses the problem of event-directed logic simulation with part of the elements having zero delay. Incoherences arising from spikes having null duration (i.e., multiple transitions of a signal at a given simulation time, due to the simulation algorithm) are solved by a Two-Pass procedure, combining levelizing and event-driven simulation and yielding Ordered Activity Propagation. To overcome the speed degradation with respect to One-Pass simulation, a variation of the usual Two-Pass technique, termed Predictor/Corrector, is introduced at the gate level. Ordered Activity Propagation is also beneficial to concurrent multilevel simulation.

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