HSPICE - Stanford University

EE133. Winter 1999. Stanford University . Electrical Engineering Department HSPICE . 1. HSPICE introduction Page 2. 2. Running HSPICE Page 3. 3. Unix Basics Page 4. 4. Workstation Basics Page 8. 5. HSPICE Basics Page 12. 6. MetaWaves Basics Page 18. 7. Sample HSPICE Input Files Page 20. -1- 1. HSPICE introduction HSPICE is an analog circuit simulator (similar to Berkeley's SPICE-3) capable of performing transient, steady state, and frequency domain analyses. Existing SPICE decks created for SPICE- 3 can be easily modified to run under HSPICE , or can be rewritten to take advantage of features not available in SPICE-3. HSPICE generally has better convergence than SPICE-3 and, because it is a commercial product (from Meta-Software), is better supported. It also allows hierarchical node naming, circuit optimization, input, output, and behavioral algebraics for parameterized cells, and interactive waveform viewing with MetaWaves.

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