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bonding, and the award winning, collaborative, multi-user
system powered by Xtreme technology. The advanced
design capabilities can tackle any of the requirements of
today’s technology market.
From the simplest of drawing tasks, to the complex
procedures of defining high-speed constraints, to the
placement and routing of dense, manufacturable designs,
the correct-by-construction methodology provides a net
result of reduced design cycle times, increased
productivity and unmatched design quality.
Layout Technology
A single integrated place, route and editing environ–
ment reduces design cycle time and increases
productivity
Common schematic and layout database for physical
and electrical constraint management throughout the
design cycle
Automated placement planning and management for
more efficient floor planning
Correct-by-construction design produces high-quality
results and eliminates clean-up time
Advanced auto-assisted interactive shape-based routing
including any angle and curved trace routing
Customizable multi-pass constraint driven autorouting
with correct-by-construction results
Dynamic DFM validation and cleanup of designs for
improved manufacturing yields
Constraint-Driven Design
Constraint Definition
You can manage an extensive set of
constraints to meet high-speed and DFM
performance requirements, whether you’re
routing interactively or automatically. A
single constraint management
environment is shared between schematic
capture and layout, and you may use the
context-sensitive constraint editor,
embedded directly within the schematic
and layout environments, to define
constraints at any design stage. Constraints
include same layer and adjacent layer
differential pairs, controlled impedance,
net scheduling, match groups, complex
and custom topologies, pin-pairs and pin-
set rules, min/max/ match length and
delay, Z-axis clearances, and much more.
You can also manage package to package constraints for
2D or 3D layout that will optimize placement clearances
for assembly manufacturing requirements.
Correct-by-Construction
Designers are increasingly challenged by the need to
manage signal integrity to achieve system performance
and reduce prototype iterations. The correct-by-
construction methodology improves overall efficiency and
quality by reducing time-consuming cleanup of rules
violations and ensuring that the design is correct
throughout the design process, so you can get it “Right
the first time!” Dynamic validation of physical and elec
trical rules, and dynamic tuning keeps nets in tune to
ensure that the layout is meeting the engineering design
intent.
Placement Planning and Management
Placement planning allows a designer to quickly visualize
and implement the engineer’s design intent to produce an
optimal component placement. This allows a top-down
approach for planning groups of components to an
optimal group connectivity definition before spending
time implementing individual component locations.
Component groups can be pre-defined in the schematic
and are easily managed in the PCB as you develop a
placement strategy using a personalized spreadsheet
interface, and can also be per-defined in the schematic.
Once planned, groups can be quickly arranged based on
the connectivity and refined. Placement planning and
management will add speed and efficiency to the
placement phase of your layout schedule.
Hierarchical component grouping captures engineering intent and simplifies planning and
placement.
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