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Hello Dear Readers, Today in this post I will discuss further the FIR Filter Front-End implementation at the back-end side by performing the RTL to GDS-II tool Q-flow. For the Installation of the tool follow the steps which are mentioned here below, I have tested my FIR filter Verilog code using Q-flow as shown in Fig. 1 successfully. In which I have selected OSU018 which is 180nm Technology Node. After completing all the steps last one is to click on Edit Layout options will go to us in the Magic tool for displaying the final layout of our RTL code as shown in FIg. 2 where we can see also zero DRC error at top of the middle point. Fig. 1 Q-flow Physical Design Flow Fig. 2 Final Layout of FIR filter Connect with me 1.Linkedln 2.Instagram 3.Facebook