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IP functions

EuroMIPS Systems developed Intellectual Property (IP) to be reused for system on a chip. Each module is delivered in synthesizable VHDL coming with synthesis script, full set of test benches for verification and validation, with full scan implementation for testability.


IP modules


CAD Tools development

Specific tools development to reduce design cycle time, to secure the design and library development and to allow the use of multiple CAD tools.

EIEE: EuroMIPS Systems Inference Engine Explorer
Programmable Electrical and logical Rule Checker

The EuroMIPS Systems Inference Engine Explorer (EIEE) tool provides designers with an easy way to explore netlist. It allows walking through the design, identifying patterns, eventually modifiying the design on fly and writting new designs.
It supports standard cells as well as transistors netlist, accepting as input a spice, LSIM, VHDL or Verilog structural netlist.
Outputs are Spice, LSIM, VHDL, Verilog netlist.
Application domains are : design rule checking, testability rule checking, electrical rule checking, functional abstraction.

EAC: EuroMIPS Systems Automatic Characterization
Automatic Library Characterization
Delay, setup, hold, minimum pulse width, input capacitance extraction

EuroMIPS Systems Automatic Characterization (EAC) tool provides designers with an efficient and re-usable way to capture patterns to characterize a cell.
The tool is built around a dedicated language that provides waveform definitions and modifications, automatic delay measurements, support for linear or input slope modeling as well as a bunch of functions for output waveforms checking.
This tool is capable of delay, minimum pulse width, setup and hold measurements as well as input pin capacitance calculation.
Tool inputs are characterization waveforms and an input spice deck (Eldo, Hspice).
Tool outputs are spice out files, and characterization result files.

As an example, only one waveform is needed to characterize all NAND gates in a library.


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