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Design Engineer - STA, SD, Power, PDN at Dew Software

Hello Dear Readers,   Currently at Dew Software Bangalore vacancy for Design Engineer - STA, SD, Power, PDN role. Dew Software, a leading player in the Digital Transformation space, is seeking a skilled Design Engineer specializing in STA (Static Timing Analysis), SD (Signal Integrity), Power, and PDN (Power Delivery Network) to join our team. Working with Fortune 500 companies to support their digital innovation and transformation strategies, the Design Engineer will be responsible for ensuring the integrity and efficiency of digital designs through comprehensive analysis and optimization. Dew Software is dedicated to delivering exceptional outcomes with cutting-edge technologies, and this is an excellent opportunity to contribute to the growth and success of our clients. Responsibilities: Perform STA (Static Timing Analysis) to ensure design meets timing requirements Conduct signal integrity analysis to optimize signal integrity and minimize signal integrity issues Provide power anal

Power Integrity In VLSI Chip Design

  Hello Dear Readers,   Today in this post I will provide some deep insight into what power integrity is in VLSI chip design and what tools are available in the market. What is Power integrity: Power integrity refers to the quality and reliability of the power supply in an electronic system. In VLSI (Very Large Scale Integration) circuits, power integrity is a critical concern because the high level of integration means that a large number of transistors and other components are packed into a small area, which can lead to power distribution problems. These problems can manifest in the form of voltage droops, power supply noise, and other issues that can adversely affect the performance and reliability of the system. To ensure power integrity in VLSI circuits, designers must carefully plan the power distribution network, optimize the layout of the power and ground lines, and use techniques such as decoupling capacitors and voltage regulators to smooth out voltage variations and reduce n