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AWR SI Design Suite
The AWR SI Design Suite combines the unique AWR design platform and
unified data model with a signal integrity analysis environment, providing comprehensive, easy-to-use analysis capabilities that work
seamlessly in one integrated platform. The solution supports multiple process technologies, enabling concurrent design and signal
integrity analysis of complex interconnects spanning chip, package, module, and PCB design boundaries.
Speed Signal Integrity Closure with CeltIC Crosstalk Analyzer and Fire & Ice® QXC Extractor
See how CeltIC and Fire & Ice QXC are used for extraction, signal integrity analysis, and repair within the SoC
Encounter flow. This highly accurate combination filters out most false signal integrity violations, thus enabling
rapid signal integrity closure with sign-off quality results.
Solving New Challenges in Nanometer Design with Assura Physical Verification
In nanometer design, physical verification including
layout parasitic extraction is a must to achieve manufacturing
sign-off. This demonstration features the use of Assura
RCX, the industry’s standard for 3D device-level parasitics
extraction, to accurately extract and optimize the on-chip
parasitics of a VCO block generating an Extracted View
with parasitics for subsequent simulation of a digital/mixed-sign
design. An overview of the Assura DRC, LVS for nanometer
designs will also be presented. (This demo features a previous release of Assura physical verification).
Challenges and Solutions for Verification of Post-Layout Nanometer Designs
Simon Young, Product Line Director To lower cost and improve the chances of silicon
success, IC's manufactured in 130 nanometer processes
and below must analyze the effects that can prevent
design success. Drivers for using nanometer processes,
and the challenges for verification are discussed in
this presentation. Topics include reliability of power
and signal networks; the timing impact of dynamic voltage
drop in power networks; dynamic crosstalk noise due
to coupling capacitance; and MOSFET device reliability.
COLUMBUS-AMS - To Explore Superior
Technology For Resistance, Capacitance, Inductance
Leveraging production-proven Columbus RLC extraction technology for GDSII flows, it features new Smart Probing technology and Calibre integration in the Cadence Analog Design Environment.