Sweet Blom

Clock to output, setup, and hold are taken from the datasheet on the desk. Trace length is typed on the same screen. The calculation then states the input and output delay those figures leave for the chosen interface. A short catalogue of buses is stored on the phone. HyperRAM, SDRAM, QSPI flash, RGMII, and a blank sheet are among the entries. Kept interfaces and the constraint files already written are listed under Bench for later use. Vivado XDC and Quartus SDC are the two dialects offered. A comment can sit above each line to record the source of a number. Copy places the text on the pasteboard. A file can be written into the documents folder on this phone. Separate screens treat multicycle capture edges, clock domain grouping, and PLL multiplier divider search. A short glossary of terms is included. Records remain on this device. No account is required for any of that work.