Advanced electrical rule checking in IC reliability verification
Jan. 27, 2021
Learn how to solve demanding design and manufacturing challenges in both established and emerging nodes with automated context-aware verification.
Electrical rule checking (ERC) verifies the robustness of a schematic or layout design, ensuring that circuits will operate as designed and intended. ERC violations can result in reduced yield, or worse, potential circuit malfunction or electrical failure after product delivery. Learn how the Calibre PERC platform enables automated sign-off quality verification for today’s most complex ERC at various design stages, including intellectual property (IP), block, and full-chip levels.
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