技术
- 网络与连接 - 网关
- 处理器与边缘智能 - 微控制器与印刷电路板 (PCB)
适用行业
- 电子产品
- 公用事业
适用功能
- 维护
- 产品研发
用例
- 时间敏感网络
- 车载远程信息处理
服务
- 硬件设计与工程服务
关于客户
和硕公司是一家总部位于台湾台北的电子制造公司。该公司为品牌供应商开发各种计算、通信和消费电子产品。其产品线包括主板、台式电脑、笔记本电脑、无线系统、游戏机、网络设备和机顶盒。和硕 (Pegatron) 是华硕计算机公司 (ASUSTeK Computer Inc.) 的子公司,也称为华硕 (ASUS),是一家跨国计算机硬件和电子公司。在和硕,计算机辅助工程 (CAE) 副总监 Sky Huang 领导的团队负责开发 PCB 和设计工具,为公司的平板电脑、笔记本电脑和服务器研发部门提供支持。
挑战
和硕公司是一家领先的电子制造公司,在产品开发过程中面临着重大挑战。该公司的布局团队花费了大量时间手动布线和调整为笔记本电脑、平板电脑和服务器产品开发的 PCB 上的走线。该过程缓慢且劳动密集型,特别是在处理可能具有多达 1,000 个引脚的复杂球栅阵列 (BGA) 封装时。该公司的客户还要求更详细的评估,要求 100% 的布线,包括调整。这种情况限制了团队可以处理的项目数量,并导致团队成员感到沮丧。为了提高生产力并满足客户需求,团队需要一种自动化路由流程的方法。
解决方案
昌硕转向 Cadence,他们与这家公司有着密切的关系,并且他们已经在使用该公司的工具。 Cadence 建议使用其 Allegro PCB Designer 工具中的一项独特功能 - 高速选项(自动交互式延迟调整,或 AiDT)。此功能可根据电气和物理约束自动执行调谐过程,从而对选定的信号集添加调谐。和硕团队还使用 Allegro PCB Designer 的 Timing Vision 功能来更清晰地了解其设计的约束条件。他们最初在两种设计上使用了 AiDT 功能:服务器扩展板和平板电脑板。 AiDT 功能使团队能够自动化路由过程,显着减少花在这项任务上的时间,并释放资源来承担更多项目。
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