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We’re pleased to announce that the new version of OneCheck is here !
Version 3.2 brings the following significant improvements :
- View results directly in the schematic you’re familiar with, thanks to a reworked and powerful back-annotation mechanism in Cadence’s Virtuoso®.
- Users can now define power scenarios in an extended yet simple way, using a matrix-based representation.
- Reduced false voltage domain crossing errors through either automatic or easily customizable propagation rules dedicated to pass-gates and multiplexers.
- Reporting is simplified when dealing with parallel or series sets of devices.
- Improved user experience in the GUI, with contextual help available at a click and enhanced ordering and classification of the different checks.
- CAD teams now have the ability to create their own checks or tune existing ones with new parameters, usable both in the command line and the GUI.
- Extended support for input formats (including HSPICE).
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