From: Lynne Green ([email protected])
Date: Tue Jul 25 2000 - 16:00:54 PDT
Vasishth,
A good place for someone new to SPICE is Tuinega's book on PSPICE.
This book is often used as an undergraduate "text" for labs/homework
in SPICE, and covers the basics of analog simulation reasonably well.
Then you can use the HSPICE manual for syntax and operation for
advanced features and options. (I keep a copy of both close to hand.)
- Lynne
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Subject: [SI-LIST] : Assistance with HSPICE
Hello ,
I am new to the SI field & would like to have a basic
introduction to HSPICE simulation & its use .
Can anyone send me the location where I can find a beginners
guide to HSPICE usage .
Thanks ,
Vasishth.
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