FPGA tools require another approach because the routing architecture is fixed and – unlike ASICs – proximity does not always imply better timing. Synplicity's graph-based physical synthesis includes ...

Unlike other solutions, Synplify Premier 9.0 gives users the most accurate timing information and insight into debug performance-related issues immediately following synthesis. Designers won’t have to ...

Synplicity has released more details of its ‘graph-based’ physical synthesis tool for FPGAs, which it claims will improve timing closure and will yield faster implementations in large, complex designs ...

In order to fully address timing closure, designers must have highly accurate timing correlation between what a tool estimates and the final, actual timing. The only proven way to get this timing ...

Software Offers Graph-based Physical Synthesis and Simulator-like Visibility into FPGAs for Debug SUNNYVALE, Calif., October 3, 2005 — Synplicity® , Inc. (Nasdaq: SYNP), a leading supplier of ...

For example, GraphLily [19], a recent high-performance FPGA-based graph accelerator, experiences up to 11X performance degradation between graphs having 3M vertices and 28M vertices. This makes prior ...

Today's 90-nm FPGAs are a good-news/bad-news proposition. The good news is that such devices carry abundant resources. The bad news is that they can pose difficulties in timing ...

Timing closure is easy and automatic for relatively small and slow designs, so they do not demand too much from the FPGA device or the implementation tools. However, most designs do not fall into that ...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Jun 2, 2014) - The who's who of the chip design community will be in San Francisco this week for DAC, and new ideas, trends and technologies will be the talk of ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--SiTime Corporation (Nasdaq: SITM), the precision timing company, today announced that it will provide its precision timing solutions to Lattice Semiconductor ...

SAN FRANCISCO, CA--(Marketwired - Jun 2, 2014) - The who's who of the chip design community will be in San Francisco this week for DAC, and new ideas, trends and technologies will be the talk of the ...