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What is ICC?
ICC stands for International Color Consortium. It is an industry consortium that defines a standard for cross-platform color management. ICC profiles are data files that characterize a color space, or a device's response to color, allowing for accurate color reproduction across different devices and workflows. They are commonly used in graphic arts, printing, and digital photography to ensure color consistency from capture to output.
What other technologies are related to ICC?
ICC Competitor Technologies
Synopsys ICC2
Synopsys ICC2 is a direct competitor to ICC, as it is also a place and route tool for physical design.
Innovus
Innovus is a place and route tool from Cadence, directly competing with ICC.
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ICC Complementary Technologies
Primetime
Primetime is a static timing analysis tool often used in conjunction with ICC for timing closure.
StarRC
StarRC is a parasitic extraction tool used to generate accurate netlists for timing and power analysis, complementing ICC's functionality.
Design Compiler
Design Compiler (DC) is a logic synthesis tool that precedes physical design in the flow. It prepares the netlist for ICC.
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Which job functions commonly mention ICC?
Chip Designer
0.2% of all Chip Designer jobs mention ICC
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Hardware Engineer
0.2% of all Hardware Engineer jobs mention ICC
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Electrical Engineer
0.1% of all Electrical Engineer jobs mention ICC
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Technical Designer
204 Technical Designer jobs mention ICC
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Engineer
883 Engineer jobs mention ICC
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