Product category: Design and Development Software
News Release from: Interactive Products Corp | Subject: IFS Pro modules
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 19 August 2003
Signal integrity tool
available in parts
Interactive Products Corp is claiming the industry's first fully modularised high-speed-design signal integrity tool
To provide the EDA community more tool flexibility and pricing options, IPC has de-embedded all modules of its industry-leading IFS Pro high-speed-design signal integrity tool. This provides the user the ability to customise the tool according to specific needs and requirements. Subsequently, users will only pay for the modules they need.
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Deal offers savings on signal integrity simulation
As a special end-of-year offer, the IFSPro signal integrity simulation tool suite is now available for only US $999 - a total saving of US $7600
Sign up for free signal integrity software
Interactive Products is offering a free single-user licence of its IFS Pro high-speed-design signal integrity EZ-Stack module, valued at US $600, to the first 100 people to register on its website
The modularisation of the tool also accommodates the ability to easily add modules as requirements evolve.
Prices for single-user licences vary from as low as US $250 to $15,000, depending on needs.
IPC also offers an unheard of site-wide and worldwide pricing structure.
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Signal integrity module stacks up advantages
The newest version of the highly accurate and proven IFS Pro high-speed-design signal integrity EZ-Stack module is priced at US $600 for a single user licence
This is an "all your company can eat" annual subscription option allowing unlimited number of users for a company specific site or worldwide on an annual basis.
Unlike tools from other vendors, IFS Pro very accurately supports low to high-speed simulation (up to many gigabits per second) in one single product; users don't need to buy an upgrade or another tool for high-speed simulation needs.
IFS Pro has been benchmarked by major chip, connector and cable manufacturers and proven extremely accurate in all frequency ranges.
The end-to-end signal integrity module tool suite includes: three "niche" model input panels (each comes with a frequency-dependent BEM field solver); five unique "universal" Spice models - lossy and lossless; and an interface to an embedded Spice simulator.
The three niche model definition modules comprise: EZ Stack for rapid stack-up creation; EZ Geo for rapid pseudo-arbitrary geometry creation; and DXF In to import CAD application files.
IFS Pro outputs portable Spice models, electromagnetic reports, time simulation, frequency simulation and eye patterns.
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