MataiTech’s NAUET automatically links IP blocks, generates Verilog, VHDL, C, System C, design documentation and test code.
August 2, 2006 (Press Release) --
Rancho Santa Margarita, California – August 2, 2006 – MataiTech LLC today announced NAUET, an EDA tool that prevents bugs at the source.
Compatible with major EDA tools, MataiTech’s NAUET automatically links IP blocks, generates Verilog, VHDL, C, System C, design documentation and test code. It accelerates HDL coding and C/C++ coding to quickly allow engineers to begin application, driver and HDL development. Designs created with NAUET Component Editor are reusable as IP in later projects, and NAUET Design Assembler is used to link multiple IP blocks into a single, larger design.
NAUET allows hardware, software and system engineers begin collaboration immediately. It creates an environment where all disciplines of a project have the correct information at all times. Progress is tracked as the product develops. As registers and bits change meaning and functionality, that change is known by all.
“NAUET shortens schedule and reduces risk out by automatically creating the design documentation, header files and baseline register test suite from a single input. Without NAUET such items require careful attention to detail and lots of time to keep in sync and are highly susceptible to consistency errors,” explained Aaron Baranoff, VP-Engineering at MataiTech.
Serial design is now a thing of the past and time to market is cut dramatically because software development can start as soon as a hardware engineer enters the design into NAUET. Design testing can start at the beginning of the project and can continue throughout the design process with co-simulation, System C models, and register test code, all before the chip is delivered.
In addition, groups outside of the immediate engineering team will have access to the latest documentation, permitting initial customers, Application Engineering and Marketing to start their jobs sooner, and with known-good documentation and software.
NAUET is MataiTech’s fourth generation design tool. It is being offered to the public for the first time. NAUET is designed to lower engineering costs and have an extremely fast return on investment. It was originally developed to help MataiTech’s engineers do multi million gate, multi-CPU chips for video processing and networking.
The NAUET Basic Version is initially available for less than $1000.00 per license. MataiTech is a member of the SPIRIT Consortium and NAUET follows to the IP-XACT standard.
About MataiTech
Located in Orange County California, MataiTech can bring designs to market faster than anybody in the industry. Our core engineering team has been using hardware/software co-simulation technology for years to help develop networking, encryption, parallel processing, multi million gate ASICs, FPGAs and embedded operating systems for all industries.
See www.mataitech.com for additional information.
Contact: Rob Fleck, MataiTech LLC., (rob@mataitech.com) (949) 226 - 7079
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MataiTech LLC and the MataiTech LLC logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of MataiTech LLC, in the United States and/or other jurisdictions.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders.
Compatible with major EDA tools, MataiTech’s NAUET automatically links IP blocks, generates Verilog, VHDL, C, System C, design documentation and test code. It accelerates HDL coding and C/C++ coding to quickly allow engineers to begin application, driver and HDL development. Designs created with NAUET Component Editor are reusable as IP in later projects, and NAUET Design Assembler is used to link multiple IP blocks into a single, larger design.
NAUET allows hardware, software and system engineers begin collaboration immediately. It creates an environment where all disciplines of a project have the correct information at all times. Progress is tracked as the product develops. As registers and bits change meaning and functionality, that change is known by all.
“NAUET shortens schedule and reduces risk out by automatically creating the design documentation, header files and baseline register test suite from a single input. Without NAUET such items require careful attention to detail and lots of time to keep in sync and are highly susceptible to consistency errors,” explained Aaron Baranoff, VP-Engineering at MataiTech.
Serial design is now a thing of the past and time to market is cut dramatically because software development can start as soon as a hardware engineer enters the design into NAUET. Design testing can start at the beginning of the project and can continue throughout the design process with co-simulation, System C models, and register test code, all before the chip is delivered.
In addition, groups outside of the immediate engineering team will have access to the latest documentation, permitting initial customers, Application Engineering and Marketing to start their jobs sooner, and with known-good documentation and software.
NAUET is MataiTech’s fourth generation design tool. It is being offered to the public for the first time. NAUET is designed to lower engineering costs and have an extremely fast return on investment. It was originally developed to help MataiTech’s engineers do multi million gate, multi-CPU chips for video processing and networking.
The NAUET Basic Version is initially available for less than $1000.00 per license. MataiTech is a member of the SPIRIT Consortium and NAUET follows to the IP-XACT standard.
About MataiTech
Located in Orange County California, MataiTech can bring designs to market faster than anybody in the industry. Our core engineering team has been using hardware/software co-simulation technology for years to help develop networking, encryption, parallel processing, multi million gate ASICs, FPGAs and embedded operating systems for all industries.
See www.mataitech.com for additional information.
Contact: Rob Fleck, MataiTech LLC., (rob@mataitech.com) (949) 226 - 7079
# # #
MataiTech LLC and the MataiTech LLC logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of MataiTech LLC, in the United States and/or other jurisdictions.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders.
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