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Silicon Frontline Adds New Capabilities; Focuses on Semiconductor Power Device Reliability and Efficiency, Accurate 3D Parasitic Extraction, Point-to-Point Resistance

Campbell, CA – May 24, 2012 – Silicon Frontline Technology, Inc. (SFT) an Electronic Design Automation (EDA) company, in the 3D parasitic extraction and analysis software market, announced new versions of its flagship productsF3D (Fast 3D) for fast 3D extraction and R3D (Resistive 3D) for 3D extraction and analysis of large resistive structures, and a new product P2P (Pont-to-Point) for IR drop analysis. 

What’s New

F3D: Increased speed & capacity

F3D is chosen for its nanometer and A/MS design verification accuracy. To address the growing complexity of today’s nanometer designs, F3D is now faster and handles larger designs. new segment mode provides better performance improvement as circuit size increases. F3D has improved handling of active and passive devices in addition to support of co-planar structures.  These capabilities provide support for newer and more complex geometries.

F3D benefits include:

  • Better performance for larger designs
  • Analysis of larger (unlimited) size designs
  • Improved handling of active and passive devices for new technology node 

R3D: Layer-by-layer comparisons, transient-gate analysis

R3D is used for analysis that improves the reliability and efficiency of semiconductor power devicesR3D has been adopted by over 20 customers and applied toMOS, DMOS, LDMOS, vertical DMOS, waffle-style and GaN HEMT designs.

The new version of R3D allows for easy comparison of design enhancements both graphically and with a new layerbylayer resistance report. If design changes are made, the analysis includes the impact on RDson and current density.

A new option supports transient analysis of gate networks, which allows for switching optimizationAs power devices become largermanaging gate switching is critical to ensure correct operation.  R3D Gate extracts and analyzes the gate network providing graphical and textual results.  Issues are quickly identified and resolved ensuring proper operation of the device is achieved. 

P2P: Point-to-Point Resistance Analysis

Silicon Frontline is delivering its new P2P product for pointtopoint or multipoint to multipoint resistance analysis and faststatic IR drop analysis.

Silicon Frontline Product Demonstrations at Design Automation Conference (DAC)

Monday-Wednesday, June 4-6, 2012 9 am to 6 pm

Booth #2900

              Moscone Convention Center, San Francisco, California

              To make an appointment, please email info@siliconfrontline.com.

About Silicon Frontline

Silicon Frontline Technology, Inc. provides post-layout verification software that is Guaranteed Accurate and works with existing design flows from major EDA vendors. Using new 3D technology, the company’s software products improve silicon quality for standard and advanced nanometer processes. For more information please visit www.siliconfrontline.com. For sales or general assistance, please email info@SiliconFrontline.com.


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