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Tip of the Week: Use System Restore
System Restore's job is to keep notes of everything you change on your computer, enabling you to reverse them with a couple of clicks.On Windows 7, right-click Computer, select Properties > System...
View ArticleFunctionality of Cadence OrCAD 16.6 Lite version
I'm using Cadence OrCAD 16.6 Lite version. I'm able to design a circuit using MOSFETs and simulate it.Does this version provides the advance functions such as layout designing, PCB routing, etc. ?How...
View ArticleTraining course: Calibre – Calibre Advanced Topics: Writing PERC Rules...
Offered as two-hour segments once a week, spread over four weeks, this course will help you understand the wide breadth of problem areas addressed by Calibre PERC, including ESD, advanced ERC, multiple...
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ARM-Based Microcontrollers using Cadence’s Mixed-Signal Solution
I recently came across a Wall Street Journal article,"ARM Chases Bigger Slice of Smaller Chips," that provides a very interesting perspective on how ARM is positioned to capture the microcontroller...
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User View: UVM Sequence Layering Brings IC Functional Verification to Higher...
Engineers at a leading IC design services company recently came up with a novel approach that improves verification efficiency by "layering" sequences of transactions to reach higher levels of...
View ArticleSignal Integrity Analysis of Serial Data Channels—A Complete Solution Using...
Back in the day, when challenged to transfer data faster, we increased the width of the interface from 8 bits to 16 or from 16 to 32 and so on. The wider the bus got, the more challenging timing...
View ArticleSKILL for the Skilled: Simple Testing Macros
In this post I want to look at an easy way to write simple self-testing code. This includes using the SKILL built-in assert macro and a few other macros which you can derive from it.The assert macro...
View ArticleLPDDR6: A New Standard and Memory Choice for AI Data Center Applications
LPDDR SDRAM, initially developed for low-power mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, and personal computers, is now gaining traction as a preferred memory solution for artificial intelligence...
View ArticleDesigning the AI Factories: Unlocking Innovation with Intelligent IP
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the technological landscape, driving unprecedented demands on computing infrastructure. At the heart of this transformation lie...
View ArticleVirtuosity: 10 Things I Learned in December By Browsing Cadence Online Support
In addition to the R&D engineers who actually develop our software, the folks in many other groups here at Cadence put a lot of time and effort into creating a wide variety of documents,...
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