Clock Domain Crossing Verification
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Clock domain crossing (CDC) verification is a vital part of today ASIC designs, and hence an integral part of electronic design automation process.
[edit] Commercial applications for CDC checking
Major products in the CDC-Verification area of EDA are:
- Leda by Synopsys
- Spyglass by Atrenta
- 0-In by Mentor Graphics
- Indigo by Blue Pearl Software
- Meridian CDC Verification by Real Intent
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