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On-Demand Webinar: Parasitic-Aware Design Part 2 -- Managing Parasitics in Front End

Comments(1)Filed under: analog, Custom IC Design, parasitics, Virtuoso

If you were not able to attend this recent live webinar, or were able to and would like to share the content of this webinar with colleagues, you can find an on-demand recording by clicking and registering here:

Managing parasitics in front end

In this second of a three part webinar series on parasitic aware design, Nigel Bleasdale and Stacy Whiteman present an overview and demonstration of a front end analog IC design flow that allows you to effectively manage variability and uncertainty related to parasitics throughout the design and verification phases of design.  Nigel discusses a new approach to early pre-layout exploration of parasitic effects as well as rapidly converging on post-layout verification with parasitics.

Please let us know what you think, and if would like to see more webinars like this.

Mike Kelly

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By deana on September 7, 2011
Watching this was very informative. I think many customers would like to skip the first 7:30 min of the video but all in all it was really very good.  Stacy is so precise and her ability to get to the meat of the flow is terrific. Nigel is well versed and the animated slide change during the video portions of the webinar are greatly appreciated. It helps keep your attention and know when we are changing subjects.
A very informative webinar/demo
Thanks

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