Physical Design
eInfochips’ extensive and innovative Physical Design Services flow is designed to meet the demands of tomorrow's deep sub-micron ASIC designs. Intelligent scripting enables use of EDA tools efficiently in order to achieve a faster time-to-market for your project.
eInfochips specializes in MAGMA design tools for place and route. Our engineers by virtue of their design and verification expertise and experience throughout the physical design flow can ensure that your tape-out is successful.
Physical Design Expertise:
* Low Power Designs
* Clock, Power Gating
* Voltage Scaling
* Multiple Power Domains
* Multi VT Library
* Makefile & Tcl based flow development
* Process expertise 65 – 180nm
* Multiple Clock Domains
* High Speed Interface
* On-chip Analog Blocks
* Latch- based Designs
Processes:
Tools Expertise:
Service
Tools
Prototyping & Hierarchy Planning
First Encounter, BlastPlanPro, JupiterXT
RTL Synthesis
Synopsys DC, Cadence RC, Blast Create
Physical Synthesis
Synopsys PC, Encounter, Blast Fusion, ICCompiler
Place, CTS & Route
Encounter (Nano Route), Blast Fusion, ICCompiler
Signal Integrity
PT-SI, Celtic-ndc, BlastNoise, Cool Time
IR Drop
Voltage Storm, Blast Rail, Cool Time, Apache
Static Timing Analysis
PT-SI, Quartz Time, CTE
Extraction
Starrcxt, Fire & Ice, QuartzRC, Columbus
Layout Verification
Hercules, Caliber, Assura
Formal Verification
Verplex, Formality
DFT & ATPG
Syntest flow, Synopsis
Full Custom Design
Virtuoso - XL
Library Development
Virtuoso - XL
Flow Development
Makefile, TCL, Perl
EM Analysis
Signal Storm, Blast Noise, CoolTime, Apache
Power Analysis
Prime Power, Voltage Storm, Blast Power, Power Theator
Delivering first time working silicon is essential in today's market. It means not only smooth execution, but also flexibility as market requirements evolve and target markets change. eInfochips experienced engineering team can help you build successive iterations of a design to address a specific customer requirement at a low turnaround time and resource utilization.
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Tuesday, October 7, 2008
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