System-on-chip designers are always looking for ways to improve the efficiencies of their creations, striving to reduce costs, decrease design time and shrink the overall size of their SoC designs.
There's a significant trend happening in system-on chip design: SoCs are going programmable. Programmable in this context means SoC designs implemented on complex programmable logic devices (CPLDs) ...
Design teams are under pressure to integrate more functionality in less time. Structured metadata and automation help manage ...
Emerging chiplet, memory, and interconnect technologies demand layered, automated solutions to deliver predictable ...
Microsemi’s Libero SoC design suite V12.0 reduces design flow runtimes, while providing a unified platform for multiple FPGA families. The suite integrates Synopsys Synplify Pro synthesis and Mentor ...
With High-Quality, Tightly Integrated RFIC Design Products from Synopsys (SNPS), Ansys and Keysight, Flow Facilitates Power and Performance Optimizations for N6 Wireless Systems "Our latest ...
Like any successful system-on-chip (SoC) effort, a multi-die system-in-package (SiP) project must start with a sound system design. But then what? Are the steps in the SiP design flow different from ...
RFICs (Radio Frequency Integrated Circuits) for wireless data transmission systems, such as transceivers and RF front-end components, are becoming more complex based on the demands of our connected ...
Designers must deal with multiple simulation domains, floorplanning, IP packaging, and other key issues. As CMOS technologies scale to greater densities, the ability to design and integrate complex ...
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