Please note that SNUG is for Synopsys customers only. All sessions and presentations are subject to change prior to the conference. SNUG Boston 2001 registration opens on Monday, July 9, 2001. The SNUG Boston 2001 conference schedule is not available at this time. These techniques will include compile options, DC variables, and HDL coding styles for synthesis.
Users share experiences with automation techniques for synthesis.
Of special interest is exploration of changes and enhancements to Design Compiler over the last few releases. We're also interested in user papers that discuss experiences with Library Compiler . Papers provide experience with automating scripts for submicron design, special techniques for managing wireloading, and non-linear delay modeling. This session is different than the Physical Synthesis session, listed above, in that it invites structured-custom IC and ASIC designers to share how Synopsys' Nanometer Analysis tools are implemented in their flows. This session concentrates on recent and emerging challenges related to mixed-signal design, and physical effects encountered while using process technologies smaller than 0.18mm.