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Maximizing Silicon Quality and Productivity with Cadence Virtuoso Advanced-Node Solutions

Overview of Cadence Virtuoso Advanced-Node Solutions

Cadence Virtuoso Advanced-Node Solutions offer a comprehensive, integrated, and silicon-proven design flow tailored for custom/analog, digital, and mixed-signal System-on-Chips (SoCs). This advanced solution is designed to help designers increase silicon quality, boost productivity, speed ramp to volume production, and manage yield effectively.

Key Benefits of Cadence Virtuoso Advanced-Node Solutions

The key benefits of Cadence Virtuoso Advanced-Node Solutions include multi-CPU enabled, advanced, and integrated DPT-aware engines for digital and custom implementation, analysis, and verification. This allows designers to prevent verification and DFM (Design for Manufacturing) issues early in the design process. The solution can handle large, low-power, and mixed-signal designs efficiently, reducing iterations within the design flow and minimizing silicon re-spins.

Offerings and Capabilities

Cadence Virtuoso Advanced-Node Solutions provide a complete, consistent, and converging flow across digital (Innovus) and custom implementation technologies (Virtuoso), addressing design-for-manufacturing (DFM) and variability effects at earlier stages of the design process. By integrating color-aware DPT flows with model-based DFM, IR drop analysis, timing and power analysis, and verification in a comprehensive prevent-validate-finalize flow, Cadence’s solution offers significant productivity gains over traditional design closure methodologies.

Custom/Analog Advanced Node Design Challenges

For custom/analog designers working with advanced-node processes, the complexities of manufacturing and variability, coupled with increasing power and performance requirements, pose significant challenges. Cadence Virtuoso Advanced-Node platform equips designers with innovative capabilities tailored for these process nodes, empowering them to leverage the full potential of the silicon.

Innovative Features of Virtuoso Advanced-Node Platform

The Virtuoso Advanced-Node platform enhances existing point tools to address the unique challenges presented by advanced-node processes. It enables the adoption of new design methodologies that facilitate rapid layout prototyping, in-design signoff, and seamless collaboration between schematic and layout designers. These capabilities are crucial for efficient and effective design execution at advanced-process nodes.


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Empower Your Workflow with Cadence Virtuoso's Doc Assistant

Overview of Doc Assistant

Cadence Virtuoso's Doc Assistant is a cutting-edge, cloud-based documentation viewer that seamlessly integrates with Cadence licensed software, offering users comprehensive support and information right within the software interface. This innovative tool is designed to provide on-the-spot, 24/7 assistance, ensuring users have immediate access to relevant documentation without the need to navigate away from their current workflow. By leveraging a cloud-based, topic-based document viewing approach, Doc Assistant significantly reduces dependencies on traditional, locally installed documentation, streamlining the user experience.

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Cadence Virtuoso - Comprehensive Low-Power Design Solution

Understanding the Need for Low-Power Design

In today's technologically advanced world, low-power design is critical across various industries, from wearables to automotive electronics. The Cadence Virtuoso low-power solution acknowledges that power management is integral to the entire design process, beginning from architectural planning to chip and system signoff. With the rising demand for energy-efficient devices, the focus on low-power design has never been more crucial.

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