Analog IC design in Windows environment

[rogerliu]

for analog design the tool below is better, under window system
1. schematic capture: workview
2. simulation : Hspice
3. layout : L EDIT
4. DRC/LVS: sorry i don't know

 

[andy2000a]

for analog design the tool below is better, under window system
1. schematic capture: workview
2. simulation : Hspice
3. layout : L EDIT
4. DRC/LVS: sorry i don't know

workview is old tool , you only find wv "7.5"
ECS have windows/linux version , and hieary_check is ok
viewdraw is bad for check netlist , even some "cmos node float"
you will find generate netlist is "succesful" --> you must check netlist detail

1. schematic : cohesion ECS6 > workview viewdraw
2. sim : hspice or hsim or adit (aditspice have windows version)
3. layout : Ledit > mychip
4. DRC/LVS : ledit lvs or mychip lvs , but you need write command file

 

[cretu]

hi all

Do you know where to get h§pice for windows? And some tech files?

 

[brianhe]

why not use linux, it is more statle than windows.
you can install a virtual maching software on windows so that you can switch between linux and windows easily

Added after 4 minutes:

hi all

Do you know where to get h§pice for windows? And some tech files?

Search in the other forum, such as software upload/download, EDA books / doc upload/download.
You are in the best EDA forum now, there are countless good resource hare, software, books, papers....
Dont always depend on the others, just search is yourself , just do it.

 

[wjx197733]

How about TANNER?

 

[beckchm]

ORCAD ?

but it is not good as you think

the best software you need is UNIX environmental

 

[GI]

Hi all,

I've read the posts in this thread. However, 5 years passed from since last post, and I just would like to learn which tools are available currently on complete analog design flow, apart from Tanner's "Hiper" platform?

Thanks in advance and best regards,
Gokhan
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