EMA Acquires TimingDesigner Product Line, Chronology Division from Forte Print E-mail
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Written by Tracy Heffner   
Tuesday, 23 January 2007 10:43
ROCHESTER, NYEMA Design Automation has acquired the Chronology Division of Forte Design Systems, which includes the TimingDesigner product line from Forte Design Systems.

TimingDesigner is an interactive timing analysis tool that reportedly delivers fast and accurate results for timing critical designs. It is said to be ideal for high-speed, multi-frequency designs where it is essential to accurately model and analyze signal relationships between devices on a board or between embedded functions on an ASIC or programmable IC. TimingDesigner can evaluate comprehensive sets of timing alternatives and provide direction to the most complex of timing challenges, enabling designers to manage and monitor timing margins through the design process.

“This acquisition is in line with our goal to provide complete and comprehensive EDA solutions to Cadence customers,” said Manny Marcano, president and CEO of EMA Design Automation. “By owning the technology, we now have better control over its future direction and integration with our core product offerings.”

The most recent release of TimingDesigner provides enhanced interfaces for board-level designers using Cadence OrCAD Capture and Cadence Allegro PCB design tools. Users can import EDIF files from OrCAD Capture to automate the creation of design components and ports for new projects within TimingDesigner, resulting in substantial timesavings.

“In addition to acquiring the technology, we hired the key product development team,” said Marcano. “Their knowledge combined with EMA’s broad experience in the EDA industry enables us to be a dominant provider of static timing analysis tools and create robust releases of TimingDesigner in the future.”


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