In this day and age, we need sleeker devices with more capabilities and longer battery life. This can be accomplished by packing more components on smaller chips, thus moving to low geometry chip design. However, power dissipation or leakage current occurs in all the circuits that are currently used, which increases the overall power consumption, making it less suitable for mobile applications. This blog talks about the types of power dissipation and also mentions the ways to prevent this voltage loss.

In any physical design procedure, Placement and Routing are the two chief steps. To get

As consumer demand keeps changing, manufacturers need to change or upgrade their product to stay relevant. FPGAs are designed to provide the required flexibility and make changes to the device functionalities at any point even after deployment at the customers’ end. This blog will discuss how FPGAs can provide noteworthy benefits to enterprises.

Power requirements are very critical in modern networking ASIC design. Robust power planning often undergoes

Introduction SoC (System-on-Chip) Verification effort mainly includes three key phases: Planning, Development and Verification. Planning

Introduction Assertion-based verification (ABV) is a powerful verification approach that has been proven to help

1. SoC Level/Top Level view (Feature Extractions) During SoC design verification, you must view the

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In 1965, Gordon Moore, a co-founder of Intel, observed that the number of transistors per