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'''Fast14 Technology''' (stylized '''Fast<sub>14</sub> Technology''') is a proprietary technology designed and patented by [[Intrinsity]] for implemented high-performance (multi-GHz) [[dynamic-logic]].  Since 2010 the technology has been acquired by [[Apple]].
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'''Fast14 Technology''' (stylized '''Fast<sub>14</sub> Technology''') is a proprietary technology designed and patented by [[Intrinsity]] for implemented high-performance (multi-GHz) [[cmos/dynamic|dynamic]] [[cmos/domino|domino logic]].  Since 2010 the technology has been acquired by [[Apple]].
  
 
Previously Fast14 has been used to implement some well known models, including [[ARM]]'s {{\|Cortex-R4X}} [[IP Core]], Samsung's {{samsung|Hummingbird}}'s, and Intrinsity's own {{\|FastMATH}} and {{\|FastMIPS}}. Fast14 has also been known to be implemented [[ATI]]'s products.
 
Previously Fast14 has been used to implement some well known models, including [[ARM]]'s {{\|Cortex-R4X}} [[IP Core]], Samsung's {{samsung|Hummingbird}}'s, and Intrinsity's own {{\|FastMATH}} and {{\|FastMIPS}}. Fast14 has also been known to be implemented [[ATI]]'s products.
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* Plan<sub>14</sub> - Floorplanning and Integration Environment - tool for managing floorplanning and integration of the NDL blocks designed.  Custom and [[Verilog]]-based APR blocks are also supported. Output generate is an [[GDSII]] output of the entire chip/block/[[SoC]].
 
* Plan<sub>14</sub> - Floorplanning and Integration Environment - tool for managing floorplanning and integration of the NDL blocks designed.  Custom and [[Verilog]]-based APR blocks are also supported. Output generate is an [[GDSII]] output of the entire chip/block/[[SoC]].
 
* Finish<sub>14</sub> - Design for Manufacturability Environment. Streamlines manufacturability by opportunistically doubling contacts and vias, enhances wire shielding and produces smart density fill, power or ground, density fills reduce floating metal, and improves the integrity of the power grid. Inputs GDSII or PGNS layouts; Outputs LVS and DRC clean layout
 
* Finish<sub>14</sub> - Design for Manufacturability Environment. Streamlines manufacturability by opportunistically doubling contacts and vias, enhances wire shielding and produces smart density fill, power or ground, density fills reduce floating metal, and improves the integrity of the power grid. Inputs GDSII or PGNS layouts; Outputs LVS and DRC clean layout
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== Documents ==
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* [[:File:Fast14 Overview.pdf|Fast14 Overview]]
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* [[:File:Fast14 Technology.pdf|Fast14 Technology]]

Latest revision as of 17:05, 2 July 2016

Fast14 Technology (stylized Fast14 Technology) is a proprietary technology designed and patented by Intrinsity for implemented high-performance (multi-GHz) dynamic domino logic. Since 2010 the technology has been acquired by Apple.

Previously Fast14 has been used to implement some well known models, including ARM's Cortex-R4X IP Core, Samsung's Hummingbird's, and Intrinsity's own FastMATH and FastMIPS. Fast14 has also been known to be implemented ATI's products.

Overview[edit]

Intrinsity's platform is composed of an entire design methodology for producing highly efficient dynamic logic. This is done through:

  • Fast14 - 1-of-N Dynamic Logic (NDL) family
  • Build14 - Block Build Environment - block building tool for generating custom NDL blocks automatically.
  • Plan14 - Floorplanning and Integration Environment - tool for managing floorplanning and integration of the NDL blocks designed. Custom and Verilog-based APR blocks are also supported. Output generate is an GDSII output of the entire chip/block/SoC.
  • Finish14 - Design for Manufacturability Environment. Streamlines manufacturability by opportunistically doubling contacts and vias, enhances wire shielding and produces smart density fill, power or ground, density fills reduce floating metal, and improves the integrity of the power grid. Inputs GDSII or PGNS layouts; Outputs LVS and DRC clean layout

Documents[edit]