TimingDesigner

Prevent timing rejection with fast and accurate timing analysis, because ‘good enough’ isn’t reliable

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Support for Every Phase of the Product Design Cycle

Analyze

TimingDesigner can analyze your critical timing interfaces across multiple design fabrics. Analyze across the chip, package, board, and system to track down all your timing violations.

Verify

Identify worst case timing scenarios to ensure that your designs will meet their requirements.

Document

TimingDesigner is the easiest way to create, store, and update your critical timing information. Use Microsoft OLE technology to embed dynamic timing diagrams directly into your publishing software.

Fast and Accurate Timing No Matter Your Role

FOR SYSTEMS ENGINEERS

Optimize Critical Timing Interfaces

Make timing easy and accurate by managing increasingly critical path timing margins for high-speed interface design.

  • Gain access to a library of key timing values.
  • TimingDesigner stores and easily compares data sets to see how components will interact with each other.
  • Be able to track all of the full delay of data from start to finish.
FOR DESIGN ENGINEERS

Achieve Reliability in Your Designs

Timing rejection can skew your entire design process. Save time and money by developing specifications to get designs done more efficiently.

  • Quickly identify critical path timing and margins
  • Access pre-built timing models with hundreds of commonly used ICs and FPGAs.
FOR DOCUMENTATION

Ditch the Frustration Due to Delays

Streamline documentation by eliminating back and forth time between engineers and the documentation team while in production. 

  • Simplify the exchange of critical timing information among project teams
  • Create impactful documentation with WYSIWYG editor.
  • Support multiple image export formats for producing project timing documentation at the same time you are doing your analysis.

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