ADVance MS for A/MS Design Verification

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Oct 16, 2008Oct 17, 20089:00am - 5:00pmSingapore, SGRegister


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Duration:  2 Days
Pricing:  $1,000 USD
Course Part Number: 217225

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Course Overview

Education Services can help you acquire the skills needed to maximize your usage of ADVance MS and realize its full impact on your analog/mixed signal designs. You will study design flows and representations, in particular top-down design and bottom-up verification and how the tool may be used to bring a design to completion. You will be shown the advantages of behavioral modeling languages in verification, allowing you to verify your full design at transistor-level with easily replacing any behavioral description with its Spice equivalent. 

You will learn how to

  • Use ADVance MS proficiently on large analog/mixed signal designs
  • Compile text models written in VHDL, VHDL-AMS, Verilog and Verilog-AMS
  • Set up, run, and interpret results
  • Use EZwave to help you analyze your results.
  • Instantiate Spice sub-circuits in a HDL design (HDL on top methodology)
  • Instantiate HDL models in a Spice description (Spice on top methodology)
  • Configure a Spice design
  • Appropriately insert and configure boundary converters between analog and digital parts in your design
  • Run full chip verification with ADMS ADiT
  • Make effective use of advanced features and tips specific to your design methodology
 

Hands-On Labs

Throughout this course, extensive hands-on lab exercises provide you with practical experience using ADVance MS.

Audience

This course is intended for designers who want to be able to simulate analog, digital and mixed-signal parts all together, giving them the ability to design and verify a complete chip in the same simulation environment.

Prerequisites

  • Familiarity with Unix operating systems
  • Knowledge of principals of SPICE simulation
  • Working knowledge of Hardware Description Languages (VHDL and/or Verilog)
  • Familiarity with ModelSim® is a plus
  • Practical experience with analog design and simulation is a plus
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