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Conformal ECO

  • The Technology Behind Encounter 11.1 – Physical Aware Front End Design
    In my last blog post I discussed new optimization and modeling technology in the Encounter 11.1 release, announced by Cadence March 5. While that blog post focused on physical IC ("back end") design, the new release also brings more "physical awareness" to front-end design, and that's...
    Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Tue, Mar 6 2012

  • User View: A “Structured” Approach to Managing ECOs
    Engineering change orders (ECOs) are inevitable, but the need to restart chip layouts is not. Engineers at Cisco Systems' ASIC design center in Ottawa, Canada, are having good success with complex functional ECOs using a combination of manual scripts and the Cadence Encounter Conformal ECO Designer...
    Posted to Industry Insights (Weblog) by rgoering on Thu, Jul 7 2011

  • Going 'Digital End-to-End' ... and Riding Your ECOs to the Finish Line
    Thinking of your next ASIC ECOs? It could be for today, or maybe you are considering your next ASIC ECO methodology. You are probably not alone ... most designs will go through ECOs , whether they are related to bug fixes (those 'oh oh' moments of silence), or intended functional changes (which...
    Posted to Logic Design (Weblog) by Kenneth Chang on Mon, Feb 7 2011

  • Friday Fun: Tapeout!
    Well, this is the finale of this season of The Next Generation. In it, the Dante Semi team celebrates their on-time tapeout, thanks to adopting modern design methodologies. It also has a bit of intrigue at the end. Hopefully this series has been entertaining and educational. We figured we would try something...
    Posted to Logic Design (Weblog) by Jack Erickson on Fri, Sep 11 2009

  • Friday Fun: A Last-minute ECO
    In this week's episode, the Dante Semi team is about to tape out when they get a last minute spec adjustment from their primary customer. Does this sound familiar? How will they make the change and verify it quickly enough to be able to tape out on time? (Hint: Conformal ECO ). Enjoy! If video fails...
    Posted to Logic Design (Weblog) by Jack Erickson on Fri, Sep 4 2009

  • How to Recycle Your Designs Fast - Being Green Pay$
    I was inspired by several of my customers in the last year who said that Conformal ECO is the hottest thing since sliced bread. 'Hot' because they now get their silicon to the market faster with less pain. ECO automation (thanks to Conformal ECO!) helps 'recycle' existing designs faster...
    Posted to Logic Design (Weblog) by Kenneth Chang on Wed, Nov 12 2008
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