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JJohn10
New Contributor
7 years agoWhy is the LEC (Logic Equivalent Check) needed in the FPGA Flow?
Why is the LEC (Logic Equivalent Check) needed in the FPGA Flow? There is no a P&R stage (as in ASIC flow)... Is it not enough just to check the logs and reports of the synthesis tools in order to...
Tricky
Occasional Contributor
7 years agoIn reality though, while FPGA tools do allow simulation netlists at all stages of the design for whatever the customer wants to do, most FPGA engineers do functional simulation and have good timing specs. If the design meets timing, then assuming good design practice (fully synchronous - all IO constrained correctly) the design should work the same as the functional simulation.