[SI-LIST] Re: E-mail address harvesting (WAS; Re: Signal integrity and simulation)

  • From: Faraydon Pakbaz <pakbazf@xxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: "Ken Cantrell" <Ken.Cantrell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 1 May 2006 10:56:15 -0400

Ken;

Thank you very much for taking time and explaining your experience. It is
very valuable to me,
I am also in process doing similar testing like you did before purchasing
it. Thanks again.

Regards;

Don Pakbaz

Silicon Solutions Engineering
IBM Systems & Technology Group
Email: pakbazf@xxxxxxxxxx
Voice: (802) 769-5638  Tieline: 446-5638   Fax: (802) 769-5722


                                                                           
             "Ken Cantrell"                                                
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All -
I bought the package.  If you have a 3D solver and HSPICE capability, there
is no value add.  If you do not, it may be worth looking in to.  I spent
some time qualifying the software before purchase.  One of the things that
I
did was to compare SAMTEC's high frequency lab data for the QTH/QTS 0.5mm
series(PCI_Express app note) to AS/SIST simulation.  Correlation was very
good.  I did another benchmark with multiple grounds similar to a
motherboard with multiple daughter cards which produced good eye
correlation.  It is easy to use and inexpensive.  I am not recommending it
to anyone, and I am not affiliated with the group in any way.  My contact
with the group has been positive and helpful when I ran into
issues/questions.  From that contact, my guess is that they are unaware of
the no advertising rule on SI List.  I have sent them a separate e-mail
informing them of this.

Ken

-----Original Message-----
From: si-list-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:si-list-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Faraydon Pakbaz
Sent: Saturday, April 29, 2006 1:42 AM
To: drew3rdof3@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: E-mail address harvesting (WAS; Re: Signal
integrity and simulation)


Drew;

My apology for asking this...You probably had enough of
"assist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx".
I also was contacted to try this software. Just out of curiosity, have you
or anybody in
SI-LIST tried this software and can give "high" or "low" of this software.
I have tried it but
only the examples that is coming with the 30 day trail down load. I have
not done my own
design yet. Does anybody know If I am wasting my time or is there any merit
to try it or better
yet can recommend any similar software with of course affordable price?.
Thanks in
advance for your comments.


Regards;

Don Pakbaz

Silicon Solutions Engineering
IBM Systems & Technology Group




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Once was enough.
Please stop e-mailing me.
Most importantly, please quit your e-mail address harvesting tactics.

Drew

----- Original Message -----
From: What-If Design Software LLC
To: drew3rdof3@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, April 28, 2006 1:43 PM
Subject: Signal integrity and simulation


AS/SIST, the new low-cost signal integrity simulation software to prevent
signal integrity problems in high-speed printed circuit board designs, can
be found at www.what-if-software.com.

AS/SIST contains a SPICE engine, 2D+ PCB Model Generator, IBIS-to-SPICE
converter, Schematic Capture and Waveform Analyzer, plus extended Pulse
Train Generation and Eye Diagram analysis capabilities, and AS/SISTBridge
- a direct link to Matlab.

AS/SIST, validated in practice against >2.5Gb/s differential serial data
rate paths and 20ps rise time systems, is used to prevent problems such as
noise, reflections, cross talk and lossy MTL effects in designs ranging
from basic single-board layouts to differential signal system level
multi-board layouts at high bit rates.  It is a stand-alone tool that
provides pre-layout PCB design solutions.

With AS/SIST, you evaluate different PCB layouts, IC drivers and
receivers, connector configurations and circuit alternatives by simulating
what-if variations - as you design.

At $695, AS/SIST is priced so that you can have a personal copy of
significant simulation software with comprehensive and easily-understood
operating instructions to get you up to speed quickly.

Don't let the price fool you.  AS/SIST was designed by world-class signal
integrity experts who are dedicated to making excellent simulation
software very affordable.

You can evaluate AS/SIST free for 30 days.

So judge for yourself.  Visit www.what-if-software.com to try AS/SIST and
compare it for value with any other signal integrity simulation software
on the market.

If you have any problems downloading, please contact us at
assist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx


Thank you.

What-If Design Software

You can also learn about AS/SIST and What-If Design Software from EETimes
at
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