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Card79 Is Honored At Sixth Annual San Francisco Design Week Awards

Card79 has been awarded three San Francisco Design Week Awards for Lotza.io (User Experience - Winner), Rapid Robotics, Inc's Rapid Machine Operator (Industrial Design - Winner), and Relish Life Packaging (Communication Design - Honorable Mention). Design Awards Theme: "PLOT TWIST"




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Conformal ECO Designer

Conformal ECO Designer enables you to implement RTL engineering change orders (ECOs) for pre- and post-mask layout and offers early ECO prototyping capabilities for driving critical project decisions.

Conformal ECO compares two designs and generates a functional patch that implements the changes between the two designs.

One major criterion for determining patch quality is whether the patch can meet timing closure. To determine this, you typically need to run the time-consuming process of incremental synthesis and place-and-route. Instead, Conformal can analyze path logic depth changes before and after ECO patch generation. This provides a faster way to evaluate timing impact in patch generation stages.

After the patch is created and applied, it is passed to Genus to optimize the patch.

During patch optimization, you can choose to do many things like:

  • Keeping constants in the patch
  • Allowing tie cell inversion
  • Specifying tie cell types
  • Preserve DFF cells and cell types in the patch
  • Preserve all cells and nets in the patch
  • Preserve clock buffer cell in the patch
  • Turn on/off sequential constant and sequential merge in patch optimization
  • Allowing phase mapping for DFFs
  • Map to spare cells
  • Force fix DRC before timing

What's Next?

Join the Conformal ECO course to:

  • Explore the many options and capabilities of Conformal ECO
  • Use Conformal Engineering Change Order (ECO) for flat and hierarchical designs
  • Generate a functional ECO patch, apply it to a design, optimize it, and map it to a specified technology
  • Run a hierarchical design through ECO and run a comparison to prove the ECO is equivalent
  • Run a postmask ECO using Conformal ECO GXL

Make sure you have experience with Conformal Equivalence Checker or completed the Conformal Equivalence Checking course before taking this course.

The online class is free for all Cadence customers with a Cadence Learning and Support Portal account. If you don’t have a Cadence Support account, go to Registration Help or Register Now and complete the requested information. For instructor-led training sessions "Live" or "Blended" please contact Cadence Training.

Please don't forget to obtain your Digital Badge after completing the training. Add your free digital badge to your email signature or any social media and networking platform to show your qualities and build trust, making you and your projects even more successful.




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In silico design of misfolding resistant proteins: the role of structural similarity of a competing conformational ensemble in the optimization of frustration

Soft Matter, 2024, 20,3283-3298
DOI: 10.1039/D4SM00171K, Paper
Bondeepa Saikia, Anupaul Baruah
The degree of similarity of the non-native conformations to the target plays a prominent role in designing misfolding resistant protein sequences.
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