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wich schematic tool is easy use on windows OS platform ??

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mentor eProduct =dxdesigner = workview

Laker ADP = AMS => cohesion ECS

Tanner sedit

Dolphin Sled

Orcad

Pspice scehmatic

smartspice schematic ??

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I think ecs/hds
 

Probably depends on what tools you need to communicate
with - netlist output facilities, do you want to be able to
probe simulation results driven from schematic or more
"old school" (text netlists and text waveform select)?
Verification, are you going to do a SPICE:SPICE LVS
or do you need schematic to cough up some other
format (like Cadence, it's all using "extracted" views)?

Think about the larger picture of the design flow and
this may narrow your span of choices quickly.
 

the best editor and sim tools is Pspice schematic good for real designers. not good for back end design.
 

workview -> viewdraw -> dxdesigner

I think it is good ..

but cadence composer no windows base .. We can not read composer schematic on windows OS ..
must be use vmware run linux OS ..
 

hi
if you want easy so you want go the abacom platform
i meen try the Splan schematic software is best
 

splan look like system level tool , like pspice orcad microsim .. microCap

not like cadence composer ..
 

trying design schematic by " Design Works professional " software.
 

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