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Got Questions on Sigrity? Let’s Answer Them—LIVE on Wednesday, June 24th

Renu Vibha
Renu Vibha 24 days ago

Curious about the latest features? Facing real-world design challenges you’d like to crack faster?

This is a much awaited interactive live session with Cadence experts to get the answers you need—right when you need them.

Join us here on June 24, 2026 at 7:30 – 8:30 PM IST

Topics

  • PCB & IC Package S-Parameter Model Extraction
  • PDN Voltage Drop Analysis
  • High-Speed Design Simulation

This is your opportunity to:

  • Ask live questions
  • Learn from real use cases
  • Exchange insights with peers

Bring your challenges. Share your perspective. Be part of the conversation.

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    0 ShivaShankarM 18 days ago

    Thank you everyone for the great questions and engagement today. We will follow up on pending items shortly and appreciate your participation.

     

    Regards,

    Shiva Shankar M

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    0 EDA Star 18 days ago in reply to ShivaShankarM

    That make sa lot of sense. I actually facd a similar issue recently on a dense board where the simulation wouldn't converge because of a tight current bottleneck near a small power pin. I cudnot widen the copper trace because of layout space, and adding more vias wasn't possible due to routing rules. In a tough spot like that where you can't just 'add more copper,' what is the next best trick in PowerDC to help a designer find a creative way out?"

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