Dolphin Integration offers a webinar on "optimization of Power-Performance-Area from RTL-to-GDSII/Fab"
Grenoble, France – January 5, 2015 - Dolphin Integration, European leader for ASIC/SoC Services is announcing the live broadcast of a webinar focused on its activity of design services on January 20 and January 22, 2015.
This free webinar targets RTL designers and project leaders, searching a partner for the physical implementation and optimization of their designs.
The webinar entitled Get the best Power, Performance and Area from your RTL with “Dolphin Integration Design Services - from RTL-to-GDSII/Fab” showcases the good practices of P&R to get the best “PPA” from an RTL design.
By attending this webinar, RTL designers and project leaders will find out what the differences are between an automated P&R flow and a consciously optimized flow and the advantages and disadvantages of each.
More importantly, RTL designers and project leaders will learn how they would collaborate with Dolphin Integration from RTL-to-GDSII to achieve or even exceed their performance targets within an optimized time schedule:
- Compromises at hand to maintain performances after P&R
- Relevance of dry runs to guarantee final performances
- Risk mitigation at final P&R with optimized scripts for implementation
This webinar is accessible by registration only:
Click here to register
For more information, contact
Thierry Villard – Business Manager for SoC Integration Services
About Dolphin Integration
Dolphin Integration contributes to "enabling mixed signal Systems-on-Chip" for worldwide customers - up to the major actors of the semiconductor industry - with Silicon IP components best at low-power consumption.
This wide offering is based on innovative libraries of standard cells, register files, memory generators and power regulators. Complete networks for power supply can be flexibly assembled together with their loads: from high-resolution converters for audio and measurement applications to power-optimized micro-controllers of 8 or 16 and 32 bits.
Over 30 years of diverse experiences in the integration of silicon IP components and providing services for ASIC/SoC design and fabrication, with its own EDA solutions solving unaddressed challenges, make Dolphin Integration a genuine one-stop shop covering all customers’ needs for specific requests.
The company striving to incessantly innovate for its customers’ success has led to two strong differentiators:
· state-of-the-art “configured subsystems” for high-performance applications securing the most competitive SoC architectural solutions,
· a team of Central and Field Application Engineers supporting each user’s need for optimal application schematics, demonstrated through EDA solutions enabling early performance assessments
Its social responsibility has been from the start focused on the design of integrated circuits with low-power consumption, placing the company in the best position to now contribute to new applications for general power savings through the emergence of the Internet of Things.
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