Sam Keck
2018-12-06 00:21:46 UTC
To be eligible, you must be using Hspice for signal integrity studies.
Volunteers will receive a certificate for 1 to 5 shares of stock redeemable
for stock at the strike price during a future IPO of the company for common
stock in exchange for evaluating a new tool. Youâll also receive special
discounts. Highlights are these:
SpiceArtist allows you to graphically generate SPICE files that can be used
for signal integrity simulations. SpiceArtist gives you use an intuitive
signal integrity graphical interface for SPICE, the industry's "gold
standard" for accurate circuit simulation. You can continue to use all of
your existing scripts with SpiceArtist. Evaluation of the data is not
performed by SpiceArtist.
SpiceArtist allows you to easily adopt the work of others, and to provide
management an assessment of work accomplished.
Graphical user interface.
Generate complex signal integrity SPICE files with multiple values for
components. Feed in .csv files from Statistical analysis tools such as
JMP, and produce corresponding Hspice files with the push of a button.
Export SPICE (.sp), JMP and subcircuit files.
Import IBIS, RLGC, Tabular, Subcircuit and Touchstone files.
SpiceArtist facilitates and accommodates step response simulators. See
spiceartist.com
Installation and performing the tutorial of the tool takes approximately
1.5 hours, or less. The critique and suggestions can take as long as you
deem necessary.
Express interest by sending an email to ***@spiceartist.com.
To be eligible, you must be using Hspice for signal integrity studies.
You should specify:
1) The company you work for, and the physical location of your job.
2) Your position.
3) The number of accumulated years youâve been performing signal
integrity.
4) If you want the license left enabled after your evaluation and for
how long.
Volunteers will receive a certificate for 1 to 5 shares of stock redeemable
for stock at the strike price during a future IPO of the company for common
stock in exchange for evaluating a new tool. Installation and performing
the tutorial of the tool takes approximately 1.5 hours, or less. The
critique and suggestions can take as long as you deem necessary.
The information you need to perform the evaluation will be sent to you via
email. Provide a work email address.
To receive your certificate(s), you should return the
1) .SA file that you created in the tutorial
2) .sp file that you created in the tutorial
3) What you like, or donât like about the tool, and suggestions to
implement
4) Extensive narration of number 3 above will determine how many
shares of stock you are allocated in the certificate.
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Volunteers will receive a certificate for 1 to 5 shares of stock redeemable
for stock at the strike price during a future IPO of the company for common
stock in exchange for evaluating a new tool. Youâll also receive special
discounts. Highlights are these:
SpiceArtist allows you to graphically generate SPICE files that can be used
for signal integrity simulations. SpiceArtist gives you use an intuitive
signal integrity graphical interface for SPICE, the industry's "gold
standard" for accurate circuit simulation. You can continue to use all of
your existing scripts with SpiceArtist. Evaluation of the data is not
performed by SpiceArtist.
SpiceArtist allows you to easily adopt the work of others, and to provide
management an assessment of work accomplished.
Graphical user interface.
Generate complex signal integrity SPICE files with multiple values for
components. Feed in .csv files from Statistical analysis tools such as
JMP, and produce corresponding Hspice files with the push of a button.
Export SPICE (.sp), JMP and subcircuit files.
Import IBIS, RLGC, Tabular, Subcircuit and Touchstone files.
SpiceArtist facilitates and accommodates step response simulators. See
spiceartist.com
Installation and performing the tutorial of the tool takes approximately
1.5 hours, or less. The critique and suggestions can take as long as you
deem necessary.
Express interest by sending an email to ***@spiceartist.com.
To be eligible, you must be using Hspice for signal integrity studies.
You should specify:
1) The company you work for, and the physical location of your job.
2) Your position.
3) The number of accumulated years youâve been performing signal
integrity.
4) If you want the license left enabled after your evaluation and for
how long.
Volunteers will receive a certificate for 1 to 5 shares of stock redeemable
for stock at the strike price during a future IPO of the company for common
stock in exchange for evaluating a new tool. Installation and performing
the tutorial of the tool takes approximately 1.5 hours, or less. The
critique and suggestions can take as long as you deem necessary.
The information you need to perform the evaluation will be sent to you via
email. Provide a work email address.
To receive your certificate(s), you should return the
1) .SA file that you created in the tutorial
2) .sp file that you created in the tutorial
3) What you like, or donât like about the tool, and suggestions to
implement
4) Extensive narration of number 3 above will determine how many
shares of stock you are allocated in the certificate.
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or to administer your membership from a web page, go to:
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For help:
si-list-***@freelists.org with 'help' in the Subject field
List forum is accessible at:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/si-list
List archives are viewable at:
http://www.freelists.org/archives/si-list
Old (prior to June 6, 2001) list archives are viewable at:
http://www.qsl.net/wb6tpu