An innovative approach to enable digital engineers to efficiently model and simulate analog and mixed-signal components within the digital domain.
The convergence of analog and digital technologies on a single chip, commonly referred to as mixed-signal, has reshaped the integrated circuit (IC) landscape. In recent years, mixed-signal designs have emerged as the dominant technology, therefore requiring traditional analog and digital methodologies to be enhanced. A mixed-signal design offers many advantages, including boosted performance, reduced power consumption, and increased reliability. As the tech industry continues to push the limits of what is possible, the need for mixed-signal simulation makes thorough verification essential.
This paper introduces an innovative approach to enable digital engineers to efficiently model and simulate analog and mixed-signal components within the digital domain. Doing so simplifies the integration of mixed-signal elements into the broader digital framework, thereby reducing development costs and streamlining the entire process.
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