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| Troy Lavigne, Project Officer at the
University of New Brunswick, uses the Rapid Prototype
Platform provided by CMC Microsystems through the System-on-Chip
Research Network. |
CMC Microsystems brings complex design methodologies, intellectual
property, computer systems, design software, and manufacturing
technology environments to university laboratories. Graduate
students and researchers depend on these resources to capture
new ideas and develop microsystems designs to implement their
concepts.
CMC negotiates licensing arrangements and subsidizes
costs to provide access to:
- Computer-aided design tools
- Design flows or methodologies
- Pre-designed or manufactured components or blocks (architecture,
hardware and software) that can quickly provide specific
functions that can be incorporated into microsystems prototypes
- Lap-top workstations that incorporate flows or methodologies,
platforms (comprised of architecture, intellectual property
blocks, and methodology, used as a basis to create microsystems)
and programmable microsystems technologies
Key Partners and Suppliers:
Altera Corp., ANSYS, Inc., Avant! Corp., Cadence Design Systems, Inc., COMSOL, Inc.,
Coventor, Inc., Design Workshop Technologies, The Mathworks, Inc., MEMSCAP, Inc.,
Mentor Graphics Corp., SoftMEMS LLC , Sun Microsystems, Inc., Synopsys, Inc., Xilinx, Inc.
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