Northrop Grumman cuts clock analysis time by 75% with Siemens EDA

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Clocking in with confidence — and cutting verification time by 75%. When your chip design has 30, 40, or even 50 asynchronous clocks, verifying that they all communicate correctly isn’t just a challenge — it’s a mission-critical necessity. As Lisa from Northrop Grumman put it: “Clock analysis can be very difficult and time consuming, and we want to identify any issues early in the design process.” Northrop Grumman’s microelectronics team partnered with Siemens EDA to tackle this challenge head-on. By customizing our AI/ML-powered Clock Domain Crossing (CDC) analysis tool (part of the Questa One Smart Verification solution) they reduced clock analysis time from eight weeks to just two. That’s not just faster verification. That’s faster innovation. With Siemens’ stimulus-free CDC and Reset Domain Crossing (RDC) technology, teams can identify and resolve asynchronous clock issues early, keeping programs on schedule and within budget, even as designs grow more complex. 🔗 Learn how Siemens EDA helped Northrop Grumman accelerate design cycles and push the boundaries of what’s possible in space, defense, and beyond. https://sie.ag/3xXten 🔗 Discover Questa One CDC Verification https://sie.ag/3CqE4X #SmartVerification #CDCAnalysis #DesignEfficiency

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