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Learn How to Do Mixed-Signal Design at CDNLive! Silicon Valley
With the theme of Connect, Share and Inspire, this year's CDNLive! Silicon Valley March 13-14, 2012 will be an exciting forum for Cadence customers to share their most recent chip design successes and learn from each other. Among close to 100 presentations during the packed two day agenda, one area...
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Virtuoso AMS Designer Wins the China ACE Best EDA Product Award
The China Annual Creativity in Electronics (ACE) Awards was established to recognize individuals, companies and technologies that have made profound impacts in the overall China electronics industry each year. Joining with the industry prestigious names like ARM and TI, Cadence Virtuoso AMS Designer...
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proper usage of guard rings to clean substrate noise and minority carrier disturbances
Hi all, i am interested to know about your experiences with guard rings and also if you could advise me on certain design issues with guard rings. I have a mixed-signal design and I would like to seperate the noisy digital circuits from the sensitive analogue circuits. I mainly use p+ guard rings connected...
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How Fred Discovered Mixed-Signal Behavioral Modeling
Introduction This is the first of a series of blogs where we will add pieces to the story over time. This is an email conversation between Fred and Harry, two fictional mixed-signal designers, where Fred is adopting various modeling techniques to realize faster simulations while maintaining acceptable...
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Managing ECOs in Mixed Signal Designs
Imagine you are days away from completing the implementation of a fairly complex mixed-signal design, and you are already day-dreaming about the vacation you have planned in a few weeks. Then it happens -- the dreaded change in the design requiring ECOs to digital or analog content, or worse yet, implementation...
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Bringing Static Analysis Methods to Mixed Signal Designs
Accurate static analysis and complete coverage of the functional space remain very challenging for mixed-signal designs. The functional verification of mixed -signal designs has never been completely possible. It is very common to use behavioral models of analog/mixed-signal blocks during the full chip...
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Synchronizing Designs and Behavioral Models in Mixed-Signal Flows
The creation of behavioral models is only one part of the process of using those models in a mixed-signal design verification flow. If the model and design don't match, the effort is worthless. Even worse, it can damage the entire design verification process. "Why should I care about keeping...
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