Good afternoon,<\/p>\n
As part of our Campus Solutions bundle, we have licence features for software called “RedHawk 3DX”. From guessing, we’ve chosen “RedHawk” as our software offering for our students\/subscribers. From searches dating back to 2012, “RedHawk 3DX” is a name for this tool: <\/p>\n
https:\/\/semiwiki.com\/eda\/ansys-inc\/1237-redhawk-on-to-the-future\/<\/p>\n
In our Ansys Semiconductor download section (Customer Portal), we can obtain copies of:<\/p>\n
RedHawk (no suffix)<\/p>\n
RedHawk utilities (not yet investigated)<\/p>\n
RedHawk SC-Electrothermal<\/p>\n
RedHawk-SC Electrothermal Solver<\/p>\n
… among many other programs. Our Synopsys university bundle includes the “3DIC Compiler” software, and other tools that fit together for a combined Synopsys-Ansys chiplet design flow. What we don’t have is a Synopsys licence feature for “RedHawk Analysis Fusion”, which we believe links Ansys RedHawk (SC?) directly to the Synopsys tools. <\/p>\n
Would you please let us know: <\/p>\n
If RedHawk 3DX would perform similar chiplet analyses in the combined Synopsys-Ansys design flow that RedHawk SC-Electrothermal does, per Synopsys documents? It is this particular tool name that is referenced; and<\/p>\n
Do you have an example using only the Ansys software that describers the import and set-up of a 2.5D\/3D chiplet from Synopsys software for analyses? <\/p>\n
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Thank you, <\/p>\n
CMC Microsystems Technical Support Staff<\/p>\n
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