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Pulsichas releasedAnimate preview 2024-17a-22.60. This solution helps you to visualize the layout so that you can make better decisions earlier in your design flow, reduce costly iterations and optimize your design process
Owner:Pulsic
Product Name:Animate preview
Version:2024-17a-22.60
Supported Architectures:x86_64
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Languages Supported:english
System Requirements:Linux (Test it on CentOS 7) *
Software Prerequisites:Cadence Virtuoso IC6.1.6, IC6.1.7 or IC6.1.8
Size:262.8 mb
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What's new in 2024.17 - Release Date: 4 Sep, 2024
Enhancements
ATE-3536
Added copy, paste, and delete functionality for the net constraint editor cells.
Also, added undo and redo functionality, which applies to manual edits, as well as any copy/paste and deletes carried out.
To perform these actions, a user clicks on a cell and uses the associated keybind.
Keybinds:
- Copy: Ctrl + c
- Paste: Ctrl + v
- Delete: d
- Undo: u
- Redo: shift + u
ATE-3533
Added a Split Guard Ring tool to the Blueprint Editor. It enables the selection of some instances, with the option to place these instances into a new guard ring of the same net and type as the old one, so that the new guard ring shares an edge with the guard ring that it split from.
ATE-3527
Added a new Move to Guard Ring tool to the Blueprint Editor. It enables the user to move instances into a neighboring guard ring.
ATE-3512
Softened the tone of pre-condition messages if Animate can continue but the input data has not met certain conditions. In this case, they are not marked as "fatal," and are shown as "failed" instead, to indicate Animate will continue but will not guarantee post-conditions.
Updated precondition stage definition headers, next to the error/warning symbol, to remove ambiguity.
GUI update for the "Precondition Failures" button that accesses the Precondition Summary Report. This is now yellow and has the text "Precondition Warnings" instead, if there are only warnings and no fatal failures in the report.
Resolved Issues
ATE-3541
Association of powerdowns with their relevant match constraint on cmosE40 has been fixed.
ATE-3538
An Animate precondition requires all instances to have a valid layout view.
Previously, the requirement was for all layout views within the view directory to be valid - failing if any were empty, which is invalid. This would result in the instance being unplaceable and showing as removed on the schematic.
The precondition will now pass, provided there is at least one valid, non-empty layout.
Only the valid layout(s) will be active in the Results pane and available for use in placement.
Animateis a revolutionary new automated Analog layout system that produces multiple, high-quality, fully routed layouts in minutes from an OpenAccess schematic. Built-in automatic constraint recognition recognizes the designer's intent and automatically creates structures such as common centroid devices for diff pairs, current mirrors, etc. Its novel and unique multithreaded PolyMorphic layout technology concurrently generates optimal layouts which can then be extracted to generate early parasitics to explore design options in a fraction of the time it would take manually.
Getting Started with Animate Preview
Pulsicis an electronic design automation (EDA) company focusing on Precision Design Automation and offering production-proven floorplanning, placement, and routing software solutions for extreme design challenges at advanced nodes. Complementary to existing design flows, Pulsic technology delivers hand-crafted quality, faster than manual design or general-purpose software solutions. Founded in January 2000, Pulsic is a privately held company headquartered in Bristol, UK. Pulsic's customers make up leading semiconductor companies around the world.





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