DAC – where RISC-V thrives and mixed signal design blends in | EW Staff, Electronics Weekly

By RISC-V Community NewsAugust 10, 2022August 30th, 2022No Comments

At last month’s 59th DAC (Design Automation Conference), a significant announcement was made by Siemens Digital Industries Software. Acknowledging the growth of mixed signal design, and the complexities it brings, the company announced Symphony Pro, an extension to its Symphony suite of design tools.

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DAC – where RISC-V thrives and mixed signal design blends in | EW Staff, Electronics Weekly

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