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✓ Published: 26-Mar-2022
✓ Published: 26-Mar-2022
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Presented at DVCon Europe 2021nnThe design and verification of Analog/Mixed Signal (AMS) Systems have become increasingly challenging with analog impairment effects in modern semiconductor technology nodes and with the integration of complex embedded digital signal processing and control algorithms. Thus, accurate modeling and rapid system-level simulation are required to verify these designs prior to production. As these designs are created in different abstractions and even design flows, exhau
Presented at DVCon Europe 2021nnThe design and verification of Analog/Mixed Signal (AMS) Systems have become increasingly challenging with analog impairment effects in modern semiconductor technology nodes and with the integration of complex embedded digital signal processing and control algorithms. Thus, accurate modeling and rapid system-level simulation are required to verify these designs prior to production. As these designs are created in different abstractions and even design flows, exhau
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