Month: June 2007

Since you are reading the FMF blog, I will assume you use, or are at least interested in, FMF models. Traditionally, the most difficult aspect of board level simulation has been acquiring the needed models. FMF was created to address that need. We work with component vendors to provide the models you require to verify… Continue reading If You Want It, You Have to Ask for It

For any who do not know John Cooley, he is best described as one of the more colorful characters upon the EDA landscape. He began his “East Coast Synopsys Users Group“ (ESNUG) around 1991 to discuss workarounds to the Synopsys Design Compiler and now has 23,000 subscribers and an EDA website called DeepChip. You can… Continue reading John Cooley and the Denali Memory Model Monopoly