Free Apps

This page lists free apps developed and provided by SPISim.

SPISim Free Apps

SPISim provides the following free apps to support our AMI modeling services and the SI and design communities:
  • SPISim_IBIS: For converting IBIS to spice circuit to be used with free circuit simulators.
  • SPISim_AMI: For IBIS-AMI model generation and what-if.
  • SPISim_LINK: For Stat-Eye type link analysis supporting both statistical and bit-by-bit modes.
SPISim_IBIS/AMI/LINK are web apps and can be launched directly via web browser. They all are capable of self-update and will never expire. Switch to their tabs for screenshots and further details.
SPISim_IBIS: A free web app for simulating IBIS using free simulators. It allows user to convert an IBIS model to corresponding spice sub-circuit then simulate with free circuit simulator such as LTSpice, NGSpice or SSolver. SPISim_IBIS can be launched from web browser without installation! Visit SPISim_IBIS product page for more details.
SPISim_AMI: A free web app for generating IBIS-AMI models. It allows user to configure and generate IBIS-AMI model without any coding or compilation. Generated model can be run on 3rd party, commercial tools such as Mentor's HyperLynx, KeySight's ADS, Synopsys's HSpice and Cadence's SystemSI etc. SPISim_AMI can be launched from web browser without installation! Visit SPISim_AMI product page for more details.
SPISim_LINK: A free web app for link's StatEye analysis. It allows user to configure channel using IBIS, interconnect, Tx/Rx AMI models and perform StatEye link analysis. Both statistical and bit-by-bit modes are supported. SPISim_LINK can be launched from web browser without installation! Visit SPISim_LINK product page for more details.
SPISimLite: A free module for SI/IBIS/Snp analysis. It is a cross platform, free Channel builder, tr0/ac0/raw, Snp and IBIS and AMI tool brought to you by SPISim.
SPISimLite is complementary. Support is available with any paid/activated SPISim module.

Visit SPISimLite product page for more details.

Interested user may also see this post [A channel analysis trilogy] for design concepts of this flow.