Digital Implementation Blogs

Hello readers,

Hope all's well at your end!

I am more than elated to let you know that this is the 15^th blog in the Library Characterization Tidbits series. Looking back at the days when we were planning to come up with a blog series for Liberate to this day, we have a huge sense of satisfaction about having come up with so many blogs in the past few months. In this blog, I will summarize the blogs that were published after the last Rewind and Replay blog was posted.

In the past three months, the Liberate blogging team has posted the following five blogs:

• Recharacterize What Matters - Save Time!
  Covers how you can characterize only the failed or new arcs of a standard cell in Liberate.
• Reuse to Recharacterize - Improve Productivity with Liberate MX
  Explains how to use Liberate MX to characterize only the failed or new arcs.
• Overriding the One-Sigma Rule of Liberty for LVF Modeling
  Describes the unique settings of Liberate Variety for characterization and LVF modeling.
• Understanding the Liberate AMS Command-Line Flow
  Provides an overview about a rapid adoption kit that helps you understand the command-line flow of Liberate AMS.
• Did Your Search for Constraints Fail?
  Reviews the reasons that causes constraints to fail and the possible ways fix it.

Have you missed reading any of the blogs listed above? I recommend that you do give them a read and subscribe to this blog series that has write-ups on the existing and newly introduced library characterization features, news, and related updates. Your subscription encourages and motivates us to continue to collaborate with the characterization experts and publish many more interesting and knowledgeable reads.

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About Library Characterization Tidbits

Library Characterization Tidbits is a blog series aimed at providing insight into the useful software and documentation enhancements in the LIBERATE release. In addition, this series would broadcast the voices of different bloggers and experts, who would share their knowledge and experience about all the tools in Liberate Characterization Portfolio. To receive notifications about the new blogs in this series, click Subscribe and submit your email ID in the Subscriptions box.

Jommy Thomas