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Layout Versus Schematic

Layout Versus Schematic (LVS) checking is a process that compares the extracted netlist from a layout to the original schematic netlist to ensure they match. A clean comparison indicates that all devices and nets in the schematic correspond to those in the layout. LVS can also be utilized to compare different schematics or layouts to verify their consistency.

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Layout Versus Schematic

Layout Versus Schematic (LVS) checking is a process that compares the extracted netlist from a layout to the original schematic netlist to ensure they match. A clean comparison indicates that all devices and nets in the schematic correspond to those in the layout. LVS can also be utilized to compare different schematics or layouts to verify their consistency.

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LAYOUT VERSUS SCHEMATIC

Definition. Layout Versus Schematic (LVS) checking compares the extracted netlist from the
layout to the original schematic netlist to determine if they match. The comparison check is
considered clean if all the devices and nets of the schematic match the devices and the nets of the
layout.

Layout Versus Schematic (LVS) Layout Versus Schematic comparison compares the layout and
schematic cell views. It can also be used to compare one schematic to another (or layout to
layout). Usage of LVS is used to ensure that your layout is identical to your schematic.

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