Signal integrity approaches meet multigigabit/s design challenge
For the SI analysis flow in flux at multigigabit/s rates, the UDM is a potential solution. Rather than make the engineer wait until very late in the How ID have access to complet eel layouts for post-layout SI analysis, the UDM provides early incremental access of electromagnetic (EM) simulation res...
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