Engineering Domains/SI and PI Simulation

Engineering Domain

Signal Integrity and Power Integrity Simulation

End-to-end SI and PI analysis for package, board, connector, and system-level performance optimization.

SAS performs signal integrity and power integrity analysis across advanced semiconductor hardware platforms to optimize electrical performance and improve system stability.

Signal integrity diagram comparing dielectric constant, signal velocity, dielectric loss, and insertion loss

Engineering Capabilities

What SAS Executes in This Domain

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Capabilities

SAS

Execution Core

SI and PI Simulation

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Signal Integrity analysis

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Power Integrity analysis

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Eye diagram analysis

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TDR analysis

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IR drop analysis

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PDN optimization

Engineering Model

Decisions That Keep the Program Buildable

Fast risk ranking

Critical nets and power domains are ranked by sensitivity so analysis effort focuses on the paths most likely to affect bring-up.

Model chain discipline

Package models, connector models, board extractions, and device assumptions are kept traceable so results can be challenged and reused.

Analysis tied to layout action

Findings are converted into concrete routing, via, stackup, decoupling, or placement changes instead of isolated reports.

Program Flow

From Definition to Release

Each domain page uses a practical flow that keeps design choices connected to implementation, review, and handoff.

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Model the target

Collect channel requirements, device models, package data, stackup assumptions, power budgets, and compliance targets.

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Analyze feasibility

Run topology, loss, impedance, timing, and PDN studies before expensive layout and fabrication decisions are fixed.

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Extract the implementation

Validate post-layout geometry, vias, planes, return paths, and transitions with extraction-based analysis.

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Close the loop

Translate results into layout updates, release criteria, and bring-up expectations for the validation team.

Release Package

Outputs Built for Review, Build, and Transfer

SAS structures domain work so the final handoff is practical for engineering review, supplier execution, lab bring-up, and controlled production transfer.

Pre-layout feasibility and topology recommendations

Post-layout SI and PI simulation reports

PDN, IR drop, and decoupling guidance

Action list for layout closure and validation readiness