Finding experienced physical design engineers can be challenging when your ASIC project requires proven expertise in floorplanning, place-and-route, clock-tree synthesis, timing closure, power integrity and signoff.
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Finding experienced ASIC design engineers can be difficult when your project requires a specific combination of RTL expertise, SoC integration, low-power design, timing closure, verification awareness and real silicon tape-out experience.
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Finding an experienced analog layout designer can be one of the most important steps in a successful analog or mixed-signal IC project. Even a strong schematic can lose performance if the physical implementation introduces excessive parasitics, mismatch, coupling, IR drop or routing asymmetry.
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Finding experienced analog and mixed-signal IC designers can be difficult, especially when your project requires proven tape-out experience in a specific circuit, process node, foundry or EDA flow.
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This interview features Mr. Kazushige Koshika, President of TOPPAN Technical Design Center Inc.
Tell me a bit about your background? How did you first get started with TOPPAN Technical Design Center Inc.?
I had been involved in semiconductor design businesses for many years. Through my previous
Digital isolation is an essential part of many industrial, automotive, energy and power-electronics systems. Digital isolators allow signals to cross an electrical isolation barrier while helping protect low-voltage control electronics from ground-potential differences, high-voltage transients and electrical noise.
Traditionally, engineers have selected digital isolation and isolated interface devices from established