Vivado Implementation Sub-Processes - 2023.2 English

The Vivado Design Suite implementation process transforms a logical netlist and constraints into a placed and routed design, ready for bitstream generation. The implementation process walks through the following sub-processes:

1. Opt Design: Optimizes the logical design to make it easier to fit onto the target AMD device.
2. Power Opt Design (optional): Optimizes design elements to reduce the power demands of the target AMD device.
3. Place Design: Places the design onto the target AMD device and performs fanout replication to improve timing.
4. Post-Place Power Opt Design (optional): Additional optimization to reduce power after placement.
5. Post-Place Phys Opt Design (optional): Optimizes logic and placement using estimated timing based on placement. Includes replication of high fanout drivers.
6. Route Design: Routes the design onto the target AMD device.
7. Post-Route Phys Opt Design (optional): Optimizes logic, placement, and routing using actual routed delays.
8. Write Bitstream: Generates a bitstream for AMD device configuration. Typically, bitstream generation follows implementation.

For more information about writing the bitstream, see section Generating the Bitstream or Device Image in the Vivado Design Suite User Guide: Programming and Debugging (UG908).