As cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), 5G, electric mobility, and high-performance computing continue to evolve, analog and mixed-signal (AMS) ICs have quietly become the backbone of next-generation electronics. These AMS components are crucial in modern electronics because it enables seamless integration of analog and digital circuits empowering systems to operate smarter, faster, and more efficiently. However, conventional design methodologies are increasingly inadequate for the growing complexity. Factors such as interconnect parasitics, power integrity challenges, photonic integration, and thermal management now intersect, creating a highly intricate design landscape that demands advanced, more capable tools and approaches. With Ansys and Synopsys coming together, the vision is to bring Ansys’ high-fidelity multi-physics engines—thermal, mechanical, electromagnetic—directly into its EDA flows to enable faster design convergence.
At our 13th annual AMS SIG India, we’ll showcase cutting-edge technologies designed to boost automation, enhance productivity, and deliver superior performance for custom designs. Attendees will gain first-hand insights from leading semiconductor companies on how they tackle advanced design challenges using Synopsys AMS and multi-physics solutions. With the Indian semiconductor ecosystem rapidly embracing new technologies, staying ahead of this curve is more critical than ever. This event offers an unparalleled opportunity for professionals to access valuable knowledge, network with industry leaders, and leverage innovations to push the boundaries of what’s possible.
Note: This is a Synopsys customer event. Due to limited seating capacity, registration requests will be reviewed upon submission
Detailed agenda coming soon!
Be sure to come early for some coffee/tea before the keynote begins.
Enjoy coffee/tea, meet Synopsys experts at technical booth to discuss and learn more about AMS solutions.
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