RTL HANDOFF Sample Clauses

The RTL Handoff clause defines the process and responsibilities for transferring Register Transfer Level (RTL) design files from one party to another, typically within a hardware development project. This clause outlines the specific deliverables, documentation, and acceptance criteria required for a successful handoff, such as the format of the RTL code, testbenches, and any associated design constraints. Its core function is to ensure a clear and verifiable transfer of design assets, minimizing misunderstandings and facilitating smooth project progression between design and implementation teams.
RTL HANDOFF. Buyer submits to Seller functionally verified RTL, Timing Constraints, verification test benches, written approval to start Final Place and Route Phase, and written approval of post-layout results. Seller provides logic synthesis, test insertion, layout. Timing Data Extraction, Layout Data Verification, maskmaking, test generation and Engineering Samples in accordance with agreed to Specifications.

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