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What is NeoCircuit?

Peach99
Peach99 over 15 years ago

Hi

I got the contract that I have to find out what kind of tool NeoCircuit is! I saw only generally things about this topic, but I didn't find a specification! I already know that NeoCircuit is developed by NeoLinear but now it is a cadence software. My questions are if cadence has changed the name of this tool and where I can find a specification about NeoCircuit. What are the functions of this tool and how/where I can use this program? 

 

regards

Daniel Pietsch

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    Andrew Beckett over 15 years ago

    Install IC613/IC614 and then start the documentation? (e.g. typing "cdnshelp" or using the Help menus inside Virtuoso).

    That said, the IC613/IC614 documentation will not cover anything about NeoCircuit - since the tool is ADE XL/GXL. It has similar concepts to NeoCircuit.

    If you want to find out more about NeoCircuit, install NEOCKT34. 

    Or look at the documentation on support.cadence.com .

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 15 years ago

    Install IC613/IC614 and then start the documentation? (e.g. typing "cdnshelp" or using the Help menus inside Virtuoso).

    That said, the IC613/IC614 documentation will not cover anything about NeoCircuit - since the tool is ADE XL/GXL. It has similar concepts to NeoCircuit.

    If you want to find out more about NeoCircuit, install NEOCKT34. 

    Or look at the documentation on support.cadence.com .

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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