A method is provided for specifying a common interoperable format for electronic systems design. The format provides a common way to specify information/data about the project management, netlists, components, design rules, and geometries used in the large-scale integration-package-board designs. The method provides the ability to make electronic systems a key consideration early in the design process; design tools can use it to seamlessly exchange information/data.
- Sponsor Committee
- C/DA - Design Automation
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- Active Standard
- PAR Approval
- 2018-03-08
- Superseding
- 2401-2015
- Board Approval
- 2019-11-07
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- Published:
- 2020-01-27
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- IEEE Computer Society
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- C/DA - Design Automation
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LPB - Standard Format for LSI-Package-Board Interoperable Design
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- Vanessa Lalitte
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- Yoshinori Fukuba
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2401-2015
IEEE Standard Format for LSI-Package-Board Interoperable Design
A method is provided for specifying a common interoperable format for electronic systems design. The format provides a common way to specify information/data about the project management, netlists, components, design rules, and geometries used in Large-Scale Integrated Circuit-Package-Board designs. The method provides the ability to make electronic systems a key consideration early in the design process; design tools can use it to exchange information/data seamlessly.
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