Renesas presents SystemVerilog UDN RNM techniques for power and switched-capacitor models
Two Renesas-authored papers presented in one DVCon Europe session report SystemVerilog UDN techniques for real-number modeling. One says Renesas had used Voltage-Current-Resistance UDNs for current-limited LDOs, smart chargers, and DCDC converters, then introduces a Voltage-Charge-Capacitance form for a switched-capacitor crystal oscillator and reports a 90,000x simulation-speed boost benefiting block design and chip-level integration verification. The companion paper models an LDO with current limiting and load capacitance using a self-triggering VIR-UDN mechanism and reports 84x fewer events for similar behavior, or about 778x at a coarser voltage step.
Evidence
SV VQC UDN for Modeling Switch-Capacitor-based Circuits ↗
Renesas-authored paper defining the VQC UDN form, applying it to a 40 MHz switched-capacitor crystal oscillator, and reporting the 90,000x simulation-speed result.
Self-Triggering Mechanism for Modeling a Low-Dropout Regulator with Load Capacitor ↗
Renesas-authored companion paper on a self-triggering VIR-UDN LDO model with current limiting, load capacitance, and reduced event counts.
DVCon Europe 2023 program grid ↗
Official archived program placing both Renesas papers together in second-day session P2.1 on November 15, 2023.