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A Comparison Of Electronic Design And Analysis Packages

Author(s) -

Carlos Monsanto,

Elaine Cooney

Publication year - 2020

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.18260/1-2--8218

Subject(s) - workbench , computer science , schematic , software , variety (cybernetics) , electronics , session (web analytics) , documentation , electronic design automation , usability , software engineering , embedded system , human–computer interaction , world wide web , electrical engineering , engineering , operating system , artificial intelligence , visualization

There have been great strides in Electronic Design and Analysis (EDA) packages in the past few years, both in capabilities and “user-friendliness”. This paper examines four EDA packages: Electronics Workbench Version 5, MicroSim Design Lab Version 8, Orcad Release 9, and Protel 98. (These were the software versions available while this research was being conducted. The authors recognize that by the time this paper is published, some, if not all, of the versions discussed will be superseded.) This comparison uses the student or demonstration versions which are available for each of these packages.

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