Expert Insights - EDA

Paul Graykowski  |  April 6, 2016

Accelerating PCIe verification

A look at the challenges involved in PCIe verification as the standard evolves to 4.0 and beyond.
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Anders Nordstrom  |  March 1, 2016

Exploiting the power of reset in formal verification

The reset state of a design can have a huge impact on the scope and correctness of verification, especially when formal techniques are applied.
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Geoffrey Ying  |  February 10, 2016

Speeding AMS verification by easing simulation debug and analysis

How to ease AMS verification using tools that improve simulation debug, ease IP integration, and speed design analysis and centering
Lauro Rizzatti  |  January 27, 2016

Hardware emulation answers Brooks’ Law

What can you add to a challenging project without pushing out deadlines and muddling communication?
Luke Collins  |  January 19, 2016

Reachable or reached, covered or coverable – is it just semantics?

How code coverage and reachability analysis differ between simulation and formal verification techniques, and ways to use that to advantage.
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Walden Rhines  |  January 11, 2016

2016 – A continuation of change

Dr Walden Rhines, Mentor Graphics chairman and CEO, looks forward to the trends that will shape 2016 in the semiconductor industry.
Anders Nordstrom  |  January 5, 2016

Thought you had verified your SoC? You probably only did half…

Using formal property verification to prove that SoCs can’t do the wrong thing, as well as that they will do the right thing.
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Walden Rhines  |  January 4, 2016

2015 – The year in review

Dr Walden Rhines, chairman and CEO of Mentor Graphics, opens a two-part analysis by looking back at the dominant design and business trends in 2015.
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Steve Pateras  |  December 29, 2015

Memory BIST for automotive designs

Behind the drivers for memory BIST innovation in areas such as power-on self-test, destructive and non-destructive techniques, and faster memory repair.
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Bruce McGaughy  |  October 28, 2015

FastSPICE simulators hit their expiration date

Although FastSPICE simulators are in almost every design flow, requirements are moving beyond the capabilities they can provide. Parallel processing provides a solution.
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