qLevelPlace: A Level-Based Placement Framework for RSFQ Circuits
Ziyu Liu, Jingkai Hong, Robert S. Aviles, Sasan Razmkhah, Peter A. Beerel, Massoud Pedram
Abstract
Rapid Single Flux Quantum (RSFQ) logic can operate at ultra-high clock frequencies; however, its physical design is complicated by explicit splitter trees and deep gate-level pipelines in which every logic gate is clocked. To address this challenge, we present qLevelPlace, a level-based placement framework for RSFQ circuits. We separate gate and splitter placement into two stages to better support levelguided gate-to-row assignment and use a timing-aware quadratic cost function to penalize long interconnects. Experiments on the benchmark circuits show that, on average, qLevelPlace achieves a 2.65× higher clock frequency and a 51% reduction in layout area compared with the state-of-the-art RSFQ placer qPlace.
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