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HSPICE is the top end simulator that is used in the IC industry. It has many more controls that experienced users can set.
PSPICE is a medium level hobby/industrial medium purpose simulator. The claim to fame is that it interfaces with the OrCAD schematic capture and layout programs. It does some things automatically that advanced users would not do but beginners would not think of doing.
TSPICE is a very low end simulator that works with the L-EDIT beginner/student layout learning program. It is cheap.
as i know, pspice support BSIM3V3 but support for model is not sufficient; the algorithm of convergence is more important.
simulators like T-Spice or P-Spice may simulate small ckts (at most 100 transistors) but for larger designs like A/D and PLL accuracy is lower than standard tools like Hspice or Spectre , even the mentioned tool may diverge and could not find its way at all.
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thank you , how about Dolphin_smash & SmartSpice ...
Tanner sales said T-spice can replace hspice in ASIC design --> really ?
In fabless Co. In taiwan , we use Hspice , Hsim , AditSpice(sbtspice)
and spectre for simulation ( on Solaris system)
but almost focus on "Hspice "
how about San Jose Fabless ?? which simulator be use in USA design house ? I heard a rumor , hspice already stop modify for a long time ,
when avanti_Corp merge "metaSoft Co." , develop engineer not goto avanti_Corp , and Synopsys merge "Avanti Corp" again now
I find hspice update is very very small .. no significant feature or improvement on hspice , someone said USA san_jose already use another tools , which tool can replace hspice ?
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