Synplicity, Inc., introduces
Synplify ® DSP ASIC Edition software that automatically implement algorithms
allowing designers to explore speed and area tradeoffs, often leading to
significant area and timing improvements over hand-coded approaches. Those who
have used the beta product have experienced considerable advantages over
traditional handcrafted flows.
Synplicity, Inc., supplier of
software for the design and verification of semiconductors, announced the expansion of its ESL software
offering. Following the company's strategy of delivering technology-independent
solutions, the new Synplify ® DSP ASIC Edition software allows users to
automatically develop high-quality RTL code from designs specified at the algorithm
level for implementation into either an FPGA or ASIC device.
From a single model, the
Synplify DSP ASIC Edition software can automatically implement optimized
architectures of algorithms into either FPGA or ASIC devices. For teams
developing ASICs, the combination of Synplify DSP ASIC Edition and Synplicity's
ASIC verification product suite allows users to quickly verify their ASIC
designs in FPGAs at high speed. By prototyping ASIC designs in FPGAs functional
bugs can be detected more rapidly and more complex interactions can be observed
due to the high operating speed (typically above 100 MHz) of the FPGA.
Andy Haines, Sr.VP Marketing,
Synplicity believes the performance and productivity benefits offered by this
new software would make it the technology of choice when designers implement
DSP capabilities into either FPGA or ASIC hardware. He further added that
Synplify DSP software has been successful among FPGA users who have experienced
significant quality of results benefits, and they were eager to bring the same
capabilities to ASIC users.
The software also supports
third-party logic synthesis flows from Synopsys, Cadence and third-party ASIC
memory IP providers. The Synplify DSP ASIC Edition software provides users with
a fully integrated solution with standard ASIC flows. It is priced at $44,500
for a floating, one-year time-based license.
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