Thalia's AMALIA ver. 23.4a is approved on Siemens AFS
Date: 19/11/2023
The release of AMALIA 23.4a by Thalia brings a host of new features to its software suite. Notably, this version now includes complete support for Siemens AFS Simulator in the Technology Analyzer, Circuit Porting, and Design Enabler tools, greatly enhancing its capabilities.
“AMALIA was built based around Cadence workflows”, explains Syed Ahmad, VP of Product Development at Thalia. “The added support for Siemens AFS is the first step in a transition to supporting multiple EDA tools to fit all customer design flows and underlines Thalia’s commitment to offering designers unmatched flexibility and efficiency.”
AMALIA's main proposition remains consistent: a significant decrease in the time, complexity, and expenses traditionally involved in migrating and optimizing existing Ips for new technologies and applications. This empowers customers to simultaneously concentrate on new product development and the efficient migration of their existing Ips, enabling them to expand their product ranges and target new markets and applications.
Key enhancements in the AMALIA 23.4a release include:
AMALIA Technology Analyzer (TA):
Integrated device & parameter recognition modules: Modular functionality for more accurate device and parameter recognition. Enhanced auto testcase generation minimizes manual interventions, streamlining the workflow and saving time.
AMALIA Circuit Porting (CP):
Simulation comparison: Compare the simulation results of both original and ported designs. Users can determine if the ported design needs further adjustments or if it can be used as it is, ultimately reducing the need for multiple iterations.
Database checker: Before and after the porting process, customers can now examine the database for design completeness and uncover any hidden errors. This step ensures that designers work with a clean database, avoiding unnecessary iterations, thereby saving time and providing a foundation for improved results and error-free porting.
AMALIA Design Enabler (DE):
Multiple testbenches: Customers can now center several testbenches simultaneously, all using the same design schematic. This facilitates improved optimization leveraging bespoke AI technology.
Regions of Operation: This ensures that the transistor devices operate in the correct region, speeding up the design centering process.
In addition to these new features, AMALIA 23.4a introduces different licensing levels, offering a flexible approach to cater to individual business requirements.
AMALIA offers customers the flexibility to use either individual software tools or the complete suite. Their business model now includes licensing and commercial SaaS-based solutions. If customers prefer an in-house approach, Thalia can help set up and manage the AMALIA software on their servers, ensuring IP security in a controlled environment.
For more information visit:www.thalia-da.com
Source: Thalia
