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News Release from: Pulsic | Subject: Unity 2008.1
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 13 March 2008
Design software reduces manual layout
UniPlan is a hierarchical floorplanner, UniPlace is a custom placement tool, UniRoute is an automatic shape-based router and UniEdit is an interactive editor.
Pulsic has released Unity 2008.1, software for custom digital, mixed-signal and analogue design Unity 2008.1 consists of four major components: UniPlan is a hierarchical floorplanner, UniPlace is an advanced custom placement tool, UniRoute is an automatic shape-based router with 'spine and stitch' routing technology and UniEdit is an interactive editor
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 28 Oct 2003 at 8.00am (UK)
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All four components are integrated into a single flow, providing continuity between each element, maximising design efficiency.
Mark Waller, VP Research and Development, said: "An increase in productivity is achieved by our unified environment".
"The combined functionality allows designers to be freed from the spaghetti flows that typify current methodologies - traditionally in a bid to achieve desired design outcomes".
"These designs also require a lot of inefficient, time consuming manual layout, but with Unity 2008.1, they can now either be fully or partially automated without the designer having to transfer between different databases".
In addition to the four core components of Unity 2008.1, an analysis environment helps designers make DFM and ECO decisions, with minimum disruption, allowing late design changes to be made seamlessly.
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