A.2 · Semiconductor & Silicon Architecture
Electronic Design Automation (EDA) for Advanced Nodes
From RTL to a mask-ready GDSII at 3nm
What we build
A suite of algorithms that convert RTL (Register-Transfer Level) code into a physical GDSII file ready for mask generation. Includes logic synthesis, place-and-route, clock tree synthesis, DRC/LVS, and parasitic extraction—optimized for 3nm, 5nm, and GAAFET architectures.
Capabilities
- Logic synthesis from Register-Transfer Level code
- Place-and-route and clock tree synthesis tuned for nanosecond-level skew
- Design rule checking and layout-versus-schematic verification (DRC/LVS)
- Parasitic extraction optimized for 3nm, 5nm, and GAAFET architectures
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