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Cadence and Spreadtrum Collaborate on Virtual Reference Design Kit to Reduce Customers' Design Cycle by Up to 12 Weeks
Cadence Sigrity technology featured in Spreadtrum front-to-back PCB design methodology for SC9830A quad-core SoC platform
SAN JOSE, Calif., 02 Dec 2015 -- Cadence Design Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CDNS) and Spreadtrum today announced they have developed a virtual reference design kit specific to Spreadtrum’s SC9830A quad-core system-on-chip (SoC) platform requirements. The availability of the kit enables their joint customers to accelerate their mobile product and application design cycles by up to 12 weeks, including time spent on schematic design, PCB design and power-aware signal integrity (SI) and power integrity (PI) signoff simulation.
This virtual reference design kit is intended to guide engineers as they design the Spreadtrum SC9830A quad-core SoC into a target PCB design. Using the virtual reference design kit, users can take the SC9830A reference PCB design and re-use portions relevant for their target design and rapidly adapt other portions as required. The virtual reference design kit includes data examples and analysis models pre-populated for use in:
- Cadence® Allegro® PCB Designer (layout and schematic)
- Cadence Sigrity™ PowerDC™ (DC Power Integrity) technology
- Cadence Sigrity Power SI® (AC Power Integrity) technology
- Cadence Sigrity power-aware SI flow for LPDDRn
“We worked very closely with Cadence, leveraging their Sigrity technology, to develop a virtual reference design kit that makes it easier for our customers to design in our SC9830A quad-core SoC,” said John Rowland, SVP of Hardware Engineering at Spreadtrum. “Our customers can now begin to optimize the cost and performance of their products to take advantage of all the Spreadtrum SC9830A features, while meeting accelerated time-to-market challenges.”
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