Extraction tool takes Toshiba below 90nm
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Sequence Design product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Jan 30, 2004
Toshiba Corp has chosen the Sequence Design Columbus-AMS extraction tool for sub-90nm designs.
Toshiba Corp has chosen the Sequence Design Columbus-AMS extraction tool for sub-90nm designs.
Columbus-AMS is a 3D, RLC extractor for mixed-signal, analogue, memory, and full-custom digital designs of 1 million transistors or more.
The tool is based on Sequence's award-winning ExtractionStage, a suite of high-performance software tuned for complex, multi-million-gate SoCs and analogue/mixed-signal design.
Toshiba is currently using Columbus-AMS for RCL extraction on a series of mixed-signal cores for broadband telecommunications applications, and plans to use it exclusively for all designs below 90nm going forward.
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