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Ansys semiconductor solutions certified by TSMC

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Ansys announced that PathFinder-SC is certified as a new ESD analysis solution for customers designing with TSMC’s N2 silicon process technology. Ansys PathFinder-SC graphical interface. PathFinder-SC delivers a novel verification solution that provides superior capacity and performance, easily accommodating large designs in the cloud. This solution presents new opportunities to perform robust ESD analysis for P2P and CD —both earlier in the des…

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Ansys semiconductor solutions certified by TSMC

Ansys announced that PathFinder-SC is certified as a new ESD analysis solution for customers designing with TSMC’s N2 silicon process technology. Ansys PathFinder-SC graphical interface. PathFinder-SC delivers a novel verification solution that provides superior capacity and performance, easily accommodating large designs in the cloud. This solution presents new opportunities to perform robust ESD analysis for P2P and CD —both earlier in the des…

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