Duration: 2 Days
Pricing: $1,400 USD
Course Part Number: 067808
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This course provides you with concepts and instruction on how to use the Tau toolset to create Symbolic Timing models and analyze timing of board-level designs using Symbolic Timing Analysis.
Objectives
- Introduce the key concepts of timing analysis
- Perform timing verification on synchronous and asynchronous subsystems of a complete design
- View and fix timing violations
- Estimate delays by importing placement files
- Export routing constraints used to drive physical layout.
- Create Tau design database from a netlist and an existing Tau library
- Assign properties and learn about their functions
- Create models from templates by importing component timing and functional information from external sources used in modeling
- Create models from scratch using information from the component's datasheet
Audience
This course is designed for engineers performing timing analysis of board-level designs.
Prerequisites
Students who attend this course should have some knowledge of timing analysis and printed circuit board design. The course may be taught in a UNIX or NT System environment and experience with these environments are assumed.
Key Topics
- Introduction to Tau and key concepts
- User Interface
- Verifying Synchronous and Asynchronous Subsystems
- Interconnect Analysis
- Creating a Tau analysis databases
- Creating Tau models
