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Cadence virtuoso Vs. ADS

Hello everyone,

I am using ADS for simulating H-bridge and I have an antenna circuit using NRZ signalling. I looked into the ADS website which shows that it is compatible with Cadence virtuoso and I wonder what can Cadence do over the ADS simulator? I am working on mixed signals.

All the best

ShawnLogan over 3 years ago

Dear Hammam,

Hammam said:
I looked into the ADS website which shows that it is compatible with Cadence virtuoso

There is a Rapid Adoption Kit document and example that details the methodology to import ADS based models into Virtuoso. The document is at the On-line Support URL:

https://support.cadence.com/sfc/servlet.shepherd/version/download/0680V000003dZqfQAE

Hammam said:
nd I wonder what can Cadence do over the ADS simulator?

I can't add anything regarding your question as I do not have recent experience with the ADS simulation methodologies. I do, however, believe the scope of Virtuoso tools far exceeds the more RF/Microwave focused ADS.

Shawn
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Andrew Beckett over 3 years ago in reply to ShawnLogan

In addition to Shawn's feedback, if you're already a Cadence customer, then you should contact your account team. If not, contact your local office or if unsure you could make a sales enquiry via Send Us A Message on the main Cadence web site. This is the kind of question that really needs a more detailed discussion on your needs to determine which tools would be the best fit and what the advantages of those might be.

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