Hspice applications manual

PSpice is a PC version of SPICE (MicroSim Corp.) and HSpice is a version (Avant!.) that runs on workstations and larger computers. PSpice is available on the PCs in the SEAS PC computing Labs and HSPICE is available on ENIAC or PENDER. A complete manual of the Avant! Star- HSPICE (pdf document) is available as well. Using This Manual This manual describes the Star-Hspice circuit and device simulation software and how to use it. Audience This manual is intended for design engineers who use Star-Hspice to develop, test, analyze, and modify circuit designs. How this Manual is Organized The manual set is divided into two volumes, as follows. Star-Hspice Manual, Release Sinusoidal Source Function Star-Hspice has a damped sinusoidal source that is the product of a dying exponential with a sine wave. Application of this waveform requires the specification of the sine wave frequency, the exponential decay constant, the.

HSPICE® Reference Manual: Commands and Control Options Version H, March This manual is intended for design engineers who use Star-Hspice to develop, test, analyze, and modify circuit designs. Related Documents The following documents pertain to this guide: Star-Hpice, Star-Time, and AvanWaves Installation Guide Star-Sim and Star-Time User Guides Star-Hspice and AvanWaves Release Notes. HSPICE Applications Manual Provides application examples and additional HSPICE user information. HSPICE Command Reference Provides reference information for HSPICE commands. HPSPICE Elements and Device Models Manual Describes standard models you can use when simulating your circuit designs in HSPICE, including passive devices, diodes, JFET and.

Searching Across the HSPICE Documentation Set. This manual describes the individual HSPICE commands you can use to HSPICE Applications Manual. Applications HSPICE is unequalled for fast, accurate circuit and behavioral simulation. They facilitate circuit-level analysis of performance and. This application note documents differences between HSPICE and Xyce that might be The documentation for Xyce states that global nodes have to start.