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AEi Systems Releases Logic Command Design Analysis Software

New software provides faster analysis results for time-sensitive programs.

By DE Editors  

September 3, 2010

By DE Editors

AEi Systems, the world leader in worst case circuit analysis (WCCA), has enhanced its Logic Compatibility circuit-analysis capabilities with the introduction of Logic Command.

Logic Command allows AEi Systems engineers performing design analysis to import circuit-design netlists and a bill of materials (BOM) file (as well as IBIS models, if desired, for any integrated circuits in the design). Logic Command takes into account individual device temperatures, aging, radiation, and operating condition tolerances, and also checks for any electrical design violations (including those related to logic voltage levels and stress) over the entire operational life and temperature range of the circuit.

“Logic Command software allows us to analyze logic compatibility with greater ease and accuracy and, most importantly, to identify any non-compliances for our customers much earlier in their design cycles,” says Charles Hymowitz, managing director of AEi Systems. “In short, our very time-sensitive customers will have a better opportunity to improve designs with confidence while avoiding unacceptable re-design and re-analysis delays and missed deadlines.”

For more information, visit AEi Systems.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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