go-spice is a program written in Go, designed to calculate the static (DC) IR-drop of integrated circuits. It serves as an alternative to C++ for performing these calculations efficiently and accurately.
- Calculates the static (DC) IR-drop of integrated circuits.
- Supports the Spice netlist format as the input data format.
- Generates output data in CSV format, with node names and corresponding values.
Make sure you have Go 1.16 or higher installed. Then, run the following command to get go-spice:
git clone https://github.com/AlaieT/go-spice.gitTo use go-spice, you need to provide a Spice netlist file as the input. The program will then calculate the static IR-drop and generate a CSV file with the node names and their corresponding values.
go run ./cmd/pgsim -f test.spice -o ./ -p 1e-8-f: Path to the Spice netlist file.-o: Path to the output folder.-p: Modeling precision-ms: "Max modeling steps
The program will process the netlist file and generate the [circuit_name].csv file with the calculated IR-drop values.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the MIT LICENSE file for details.
Contributions to go-spice are welcome! If you find any bugs or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request.