[SI-LIST] Re: Question related to HFSS: Zpi, Zpv, Zvi difference

From: "Carlos Moll" <cmoll@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <mike_bihan@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2003 08:55:31 -0800
I would encourage you to research some of the avenues and programs =
provided by most EDA vendors to support University institutions.  The =
programs are quite efficient and offer flexibility to accommodate =
varying technical educational requirements.  As many pointed out, you =
have product support means within the EDA company technical support =
structure and technical forums such as this one.  I feel comfortable =
voicing that everyone in the EDA community strives to provide the best =
level of product support to their customers, in one way or another (and =
yes, it is an ever evolving process).

http://www.cadence.com/company/university/


Carlos R. Moll
Cadence Design Systems, Inc.



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From: Bi Han [mailto:mike_bihan@xxxxxxxxxxxx]=20
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 1:54 AM
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Subject: [SI-LIST] Re: Question related to HFSS: Zpi, Zpv, Zvi =
difference



I can not agree with you entirely.

First, AE does not provide enough support sometimes.

Seconde, students will have no access to formal support since licenses, =
donated by Company, do not contain Tech Support always and sometime =
those licenses are not legal sometimes.

Third, illegal use of licensed EDA will do good to that company. For =
instance, CADENCE is the most welcomed IC design platform in China till =
now, why? Mentor Graphics also have good tool flow for whole flow chart. =
The reason, which is held by many people here, is that mentor graphics =
does not have enough cracked versions for students to access. =
Contrastly, Cadence and hspice can be found in almost every labs in =
Chinese University. Students will have opportunity to grasp these tools =
and get used to use them before graduation.

Thanks!

Bi,Han@Sjtu(Shanghai Jiaotong University),Emlab

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