6265 - Lattice Diamond: Does Diamond timing analysis account for package flight time?

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  Lattice ispLEVER: Timing Analysis: The I/O Timing Report (.ior) is a used to report the IO timing analysis of your design. Input Setup and Hold times (Tsu, Th) and Clock-to-Output times (Tco) are reported. The IO Timing Report sweeps across all the ...

• 692 - Lattice Diamond:  Does the Lattice timing analysis tool only analyze 4096 timing paths at maximum?

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• 939 - Lattice Diamond: How can I block clock transfers in the timing analysis tool?

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• 1587 - Diamond: What are the different factors that affect device speed, temperature and voltage selection during software timing analysis?

  Software uses different temperatures and voltages for timing analysis based on the following factors: Commercial vs. Industrial Part selection.: Commercial part selection enforces the following DEFAULT temperatures for Setup and Hold analysis (based ...

• 2552 - Diamond: What is Timing Simulation and what files does Lattice Diamond design generate to facilitate timing simulation.

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