One reliability platform, from qualification to retirement.

Every solution starts from the same measurement: setup slack on every LUT and carry chain, in-system, at operating frequency.

What every solution shares

Per-element data

LUTs, carry chains and the routing between them, resolved to under 20 ps, swept in about a second.

One language

The same health metric, telemetry schema and thresholds on AMD and Altera parts.

Before, during and after service

Characterization at incoming, monitoring in production, characterization again at exit.

One measurement, every team

Qualification, operations and planning work from the same number.

When it moves, every team sees it move.

Before deployment

Characterize and map

Every LUT and carry block measured at speed, with a weak-resource map for the card.

In production

Monitor, model, tune, repair. Then measure again.

Monitor

Every logic element swept in about a second while the design runs.

Model

An aging curve per card and per element, with a predicted time-to-threshold.

Tune

Voltage and frequency held within each device's measured margin, in windows you schedule.

Repair

Only when an element degrades toward your threshold: that path moves to a healthy resource, through your change process.

Monitoring feeds the model and the tuning; both feed back into monitoring, so every change is measured again.

After deployment

Characterize again

Cards leaving service measured the same way, with the evidence to resell, reuse or retire them.

Start with an evaluation, read-only.

A few of your boards on the bench or in staging, a report per chip, no change to any operating point. Stay at that step as long as you want.

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The technology

One health layer, four capabilities.

Monitoring on the chip, integration beside your design, characterization before and after service, and in-field applications, on AMD and Altera parts.

How it works

Measure a device at speed, live.

A 30-minute session: in-system slack measurements on a supported AMD or Altera device, and what an evaluation on your boards involves.