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PSPICE is a powerful general purpose analog and mixed-mode circuit simulator that is used to verify circuit designs and to predict the circuit behavior. This is of particular importance for integrated circuits.
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Pspice 9.1 Student edition
PSpice�, an OrCAD� family product from Cadence�, provides industry-standard solutions for accurate analog and mixed-signal simulations. PSpice A/D is a full-featured, native mixed-signal simulator.
Key benefits
- Single-button simulation and cross-probing and full integration with Cadence Allegro� Design Entry HDL and OrCAD Capture
- Explore circuit behavior using basic DC, AC, noise, transient analysis
- Automatically identify analog and digital signals and apply A-to-D and D-to-A interfaces
- Select from more than 20,000 analog and mixed-signal models of devices and 4,500 parameterized models
- Improve speed without loss of accuracy via integrated analog and event-driven digital simulations
I use this all the time in Circuit Theory classes in college, this is an amazing program for calculating and predicting how circuits will act...check site for more info
http://rapidshare.com/files/155922640/Pspice_9.1_Student.rar
Pspice 9.1 Student edition
PSpice�, an OrCAD� family product from Cadence�, provides industry-standard solutions for accurate analog and mixed-signal simulations. PSpice A/D is a full-featured, native mixed-signal simulator.
Key benefits
- Single-button simulation and cross-probing and full integration with Cadence Allegro� Design Entry HDL and OrCAD Capture
- Explore circuit behavior using basic DC, AC, noise, transient analysis
- Automatically identify analog and digital signals and apply A-to-D and D-to-A interfaces
- Select from more than 20,000 analog and mixed-signal models of devices and 4,500 parameterized models
- Improve speed without loss of accuracy via integrated analog and event-driven digital simulations
I use this all the time in Circuit Theory classes in college, this is an amazing program for calculating and predicting how circuits will act...check site for more info
http://rapidshare.com/files/155922640/Pspice_9.1_Student.rar
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