It all comes down to what you need in a tool. If you want something
that gives very accurate, very detailed results, with lots of bells and
whistles, and have a dedicated signal integrity group to use it,
HyperLynx may not be the tool you want. But be prepared to invest a lot
of money (upwards of 10times more) and a lot of time on other tools. If
you want something simple that your design engineers can use, or
something that will give you a good "what if" result in a matter of
minutes, and you don't want to spend a lot of money, HyperLynx will fit
the bill.
Don't just take my word for it. I know of a couple of well respected
signal integrity experts who use and recommend the tool. I'll let them
identify themselves.
Thats my two cents worth.
Susan Tweeton
Rockwell-Collins
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