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SKY130 Open PDK
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STARTING ENTITYDIRECT CONNECTIONSSECOND STEPUses tool · SUPPORTEDUses toolUses tool · SUPPORTEDUses toolUses PDK · SUPPORTEDUses PDKUses tool · SUPPORTEDUses toolUses tool · SUPPORTEDUses toolUses tool · SUPPORTEDUses toolYosys · eda toolEDA TOOLYosysSKY130 Open PDK · pdkPDKSTARTSKY130 Open PDKKLayout · eda toolEDA TOOLKLayoutOpenROAD · eda toolEDA TOOLOpenROADOpenROAD Flow Scripts · open source projectOPEN SOURCE PROJECTOpenROAD FlowScripts
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OpenROAD Flow ScriptsKLayoutSUPPORTEDValidity dates not established
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KLayout is documented for the finishing stage. This is not a verified signoff result.

OpenROAD Flow Scripts README

The OpenROAD Project · Tier A · Primary source · supports

The ORFS flow diagram assigns GDSII generation and DRC/LVS checks to KLayout.

Location: Pinned README.md line 43: GDSII generation and layout checks

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OpenROAD Flow ScriptsYosysSUPPORTEDValidity dates not established
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The OpenROAD README describes an ORFS flow whose synthesis stage uses Yosys. The OpenROAD application itself is not the complete ORFS flow.

openroad pinned upstream documentation

Official openroad repository · Tier A · Primary source · supports

The OpenROAD README describes an ORFS flow whose synthesis stage uses Yosys. The OpenROAD application itself is not the complete ORFS flow.

Location: README / RTL-GDSII Using OpenROAD-flow-scripts

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2026-10-13

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OpenROAD Flow ScriptsSKY130 Open PDKSUPPORTEDValidity dates not established
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The README names SKY130 among open PDKs supported in OpenROAD-flow-scripts; a selected platform and library configuration is required.

openroad pinned upstream documentation

Official openroad repository · Tier A · Primary source · supports

The README names SKY130 among open PDKs supported in OpenROAD-flow-scripts; a selected platform and library configuration is required.

Location: README / PDK Support

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2026-10-13

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OpenROAD Flow ScriptsOpenROADSUPPORTEDValidity dates not established
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ORFS documents OpenROAD use. Its README restricts guarantees to the latest matching OpenROAD/ORFS and warns that third-party versions are not guaranteed.

OpenROAD Flow Scripts README

The OpenROAD Project · Tier A · Primary source · supports

The ORFS installation documentation identifies OpenROAD among its provided flow applications.

Location: Pinned README.md line 89: Physical implementation flow

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OpenROAD Flow ScriptsKLayoutSUPPORTEDValidity dates not established
Why are these connected?

The described ORFS finishing stage uses KLayout for GDSII output and DRC/LVS checks.

openroad pinned upstream documentation

Official openroad repository · Tier A · Primary source · supports

The described ORFS finishing stage uses KLayout for GDSII output and DRC/LVS checks.

Location: README / ORFS Finishing

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2026-10-13

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OpenROAD Flow ScriptsYosysSUPPORTEDValidity dates not established
Why are these connected?

Yosys is documented for the synthesis stage of OpenROAD Flow Scripts at this source revision.

OpenROAD Flow Scripts README

The OpenROAD Project · Tier A · Primary source · supports

The ORFS flow diagram assigns logic synthesis to Yosys.

Location: Pinned README.md line 19: RTL synthesis

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2026-10-13

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5 nodes · 6 claims
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