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eSilicon at SNUG Boston 2006--(Business Wire)-- eSilicon Corporation:
WHAT: eSilicon Corporation, a leading supplier of custom integrated
circuits (ICs), will present at SNUG Boston 2006:
Using DMSA to Dramatically Improve the ECO Flow
Jayaram Bhasker, Architect, eSilicon
Sept. 18 - 10.30am - MA4
Timing sign-off using PrimeTime has traditionally been done
with multiple runs: one per process corner and design mode. In
modern process geometries, the number of runs and overall
sign-off runtimes have skyrocketed, increasing turn-around
time and making it difficult to create ECOs to fix timing
violations in one mode without introducing new violations in
other modes or corners. A new PrimeTime feature, Distributed
Multi-Scenario Analysis (DMSA), has helped cut sign-off
turn-around time and has been extremely useful for
implementing timing ECOs. This presentation will explore the
benefits of DMSA as used in taping out a large, multi-mode
chip.
SNUG is an open forum that provides Synopsys users worldwide
with a unique opportunity to exchange ideas, discuss problems
and explore solutions.
WHERE: SNUG Boston 2006
Boston Marriott Newton Hotel
2345 Commonwealth Avenue, Newton, MA 02466
Sept. 18-19, 2006
WHO: eSilicon designs and manufactures custom integrated circuits
for leading electronics companies. The company serves both
system OEMs and fabless semiconductor companies who apply
custom silicon to create innovative new products. eSilicon
designs and ships custom chips for a wide variety of markets
and applications, including high-volume MP3 players, home
gateways, complex storage networks and high-speed
communications devices.
Established in 2000 and led by a team of industry veterans,
eSilicon is a pioneer and award-winning market leader, widely
recognized for innovation and operational excellence. The
company combines in-house design and manufacturing expertise
to provide customers with a low-cost and lower-risk, path to
best-in-class technology. For more information, please visit
http://www.esilicon.com.
eSilicon is a registered trademark of eSilicon Corporation.
Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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