Understanding the electromagnetic (EM) coupling between various elements of a high-frequency semiconductor device is vital for meeting design specifications and ensuring reliable operation in the field. These EM interactions include not only the silicon chip but also extend to the package that encloses it. However, it may… Read More
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Webinar: Designing for Six Sigma: Electronics Simulation Powered by Parametric Variation
Join us to learn more about a novel simulation-driven approach involving models to simulate the behavior of integrated circuits enabling engineers to evaluate and optimize performance. The webinar will showcase two product integrations for electronics applications that aim to achieve a six-sigma level of quality through
Ansys’ Emergence as a Tier 1 EDA Player— and What That Means for 3D-IC
Over its 40+ year history, electronic design automation (EDA) has seen many companies rise, fall, and merge. In the beginning, in the 1980s, the industry was dominated by what came to be known as the big three — Daisy Systems, Mentor Graphics, and Valid Logic (the infamous “DMV”). The Big 3 has morphed over the years, eventually settling… Read More
WEBINAR: Design and Verify State-of-the-Art RFICs using Synopsys / Ansys Custom Design Flow
The design and characterization of RF circuits is a complex process that requires an RF designer to overcome a variety of challenges. Not only do they face the complexities posed by advanced semiconductor processes and the need to meet the demanding requirements of modern wireless standards, designers must also account for electromagnetic… Read More
The Foundations of the Ansys RaptorX Silicon-optimized Electromagnetic Solver
We’ve added a 6th webinar to the Ansys Electromagnetics Foundation webinar series. This session will explore the mathematics principles and techniques that form the basis of Raptor-X, a hybrid solver that focuses on SoC and 3DIC applications.
Time:
May 17, 2022
11 AM EDT / 4 PM BST / 8:30 PM IST
Venue:
Online
About this Webinar
Need Electromagnetic Simulations for ICs?
Electromagnetic (EM) simulations have been performed on die metal structures since the 1990s. Originally, the analysis was restricted to a single device (e.g., a spiral inductor). The number of on-die devices simulated simultaneously grew with the increasing capabilities of the computers performing the computations. This… Read More