Automotive System Trends for Analog IC Design

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Raja Tabet, Cadence corporate vice president of emerging technology, discussed automotive trends in electrification, autonomous driving, e-mobility and connectivity and how they are shaping analog design requirements. Learn how these trends are driving the design of high reliability analog ICs for automotive, industrial, medical, aerospace, and defense applications. For more information about the Cadence Legato Reliability Solution for highly reliable ICs, visit www.cadence.com/go/legatoreliablity.

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