Schematic Editor SLED
Description
SLED is a schematic editor allowing designers to perform graphic entry and configuration of their designs in a shorter time. The flexibility of the schematic editor SLED enables the design of true mixed-signal circuits as well as multi-level and multiphysics systems.
SLED naturally becomes the central element of any logic, analog and mixed-signal schematic driven design flow!
Key Strengths
Flexible and intuitive user interface
Customizable & user friendly GUI
Functions accessible by pop-up menus, keyboard shortcuts or scripts
Windows-like style for a better user acquaintance
TCL-based Scripting API for automating repetitive tasks
Support of the most common modeling languages: SPICE, Verilog, Verilog-A(MS), VHDL, VHDL-AMS
Libraries of user-parameterizable models
Quick localization of design problems with user configurable Design Rule Checker
Multi language mixed-signal customizable netlisting with Design Context configurations
Interoperability
Dynamic link with the mixed-signal simulator SMASH
Display of waveform results in SLED and automatic update of simulation results following parameter modifications in the schematic
Back-annotation and cross-probing
Interoperability
EDIF Import/Export
Capability to import designs from ECS entry solutions legacy (including Synario, Cohesion HDS & Laker-AMS)
Evolution
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SLED 3.6
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SLED improves the user experience by allowing to:
show/hide instance pin of instance elements in a schematic to simplify the schematic and improve its readability when a pin is optional
set the color of instance elements in a schematic by TCL script to change the graphical representation of an instance depending on its parameter values
define tags in parameter definition to bring order when a cell contains tens of parameter
filter the parameter by tag in the property editor to highlight certain parameters according to their meaning/usage
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SLED 3.5
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SLED 3.5.0 enables greater configurability thanks to the new possibility for the users of being able to define TCL functions related to a cell called on hooks.
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SLED 3.4
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SLED 3.4 provides the new feature of lock/unlock a library.
SLED 3.4 enhances the cell display organization in libraries by providing the availability to use hierarchical tags.
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SLED 3.3 - Make schematics meaningful with colors
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SLED 3.3 - Make schematics meaningful with colors
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SLED 3.2 - Engage migration of sled parameters
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For preparing the migration towards a future release of SLED which will allow multi-level schematics, SLED 3.2 will detect the incoming incompatibilities like parameter definitions inside a project, a library, a symbol or a schematic.
In future releases of SLED, parameter definitions will only be allowed in the cells. Parameter definitions detected in projects, libraries, schematics or symbols will then be automatically migrated into cells.
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To improve the interoperability of the Dolphin Solutions, SLED 3.1 provides a command to convert a SLED design (Libraries, Cells, Schematics, Symbols) into a CADENCE Virtuoso design.
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SLED 3.0 - 64-bit native application
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Starting from now, all our EDA solutions will only be available in 64-bit versions for x86_64 platforms with Microsoft Windows Vista/7/8/10 or with RedHat Enterprise Linux 6 (RHEL6) and compatible Linux distributions.
Native 64-bit applications allow to overcome the limitations of 32-bit versions, such as loading large designs and simplifying installations on a 64-bit Linux OS.
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