[SI-LIST] circuit simulations
- From: Doug Smith <doug@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: SI-List <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 20:56:28 -0700
A recent posting looking for an evaluation version of a simulator
caught my eye and I decided to post some information on a good
simulator that I use that is very inexpensive.
The program is MI-SUGAR (http://www.macinit.com) that combines both
SPICE and Gnucap with a nice graphical interface. A full license is
only US$15. It runs on the open source Unix freeBSD based Mac OS X.
One of my clients is considering buying a Mac just to run this program
as the Mac is considerably less expensive than their current license
fees for the program they currently use.
In my case, I usually develop my own models, but SPICE compatible
models should work if you already have them and the program includes
models that are built into SPICE.
I have started doing quite a bit of simulation work these days using
the program. For an individual like myself, this program is ideal and
the Mac itself is superb for scientific work (8 floating point
calculations per clock cycle). There are many nice scientific programs
available for OS X, MI-SUGAR being one of them.
Doug
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