Taking on the Big A/Big D challenge

Design tools must advance to support the increasing complexity of analog/mixed-signal designs, while continuing to support rapid iteration and the specific features required by analog/mixed-signal designers. Designers need to protect their investments -in rule decks, in the design flow and in their...

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Published inElectronic News Vol. 47; no. 19; p. 36
Main Author Taneja, Sanjiv
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published New York Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier, Inc 07.05.2001
Subjects
Analog
Automation
Design
Design engineering
Designers
Digital electronics
Personal communications systems
Semiconductors
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Summary:Design tools must advance to support the increasing complexity of analog/mixed-signal designs, while continuing to support rapid iteration and the specific features required by analog/mixed-signal designers. Designers need to protect their investments -in rule decks, in the design flow and in their understanding of the tools themselves.
ISSN:1061-6624