Texas Instruments TINA-TI v9.1 SPICE Analog Design and Simulation Tool
Texas Instruments released version 9.1 of the TINA-TI SPICE-based analog design and simulation tool. TINA-TI helps engineers design, test and troubleshoot a range of basic and advanced analog circuits, including complex architectures, without any node or number of device limitations. The circuit simulation tool is a fully functional version of TINA, loaded with a library of TI macromodels plus passive and active models. TINA-TI v9.1 is five times faster than verion 7.0. TINA-TI 9.1 is available now.
TINA-TI 9.1 Simulation Tool Features
- Supports multi-core processors
- Optimized SPICE engine
- Simulations 5X faster on average (compared to v7.0)
- Designers can import any SPICE model
- Over 500 part models and reference designs including more than 130 new power models
- Provides all the conventional DC, transient and frequency domain analysis of SPICE
- Virtual instruments allow users to select input waveforms and probe circuit node voltages and waveforms
- Available in simplified and traditional Chinese, Japanese and Russian, as well as English
- Includes Schematic Symbol Editor for creating symbols for imported SPICE macromodels
- Does not require active or non-linear components for analysis (so you can now run a circuit using just passives)
- Includes Initial Condition and Nodeset components
- Includes Linear and nonlinear controlled sources (VCVS, CCVS, VCCS, CCCS), and the Controlled Source Wizard
- Enables WAV files to be used as stimulus (signal sources)
- Schematic file import/export in XML format
- Includes Block Wizard for making block diagrams
- Circuits developed in TINA-TI 9.0 will work with TINA Industrial version 9
More info: Texas Instruments TINA-TI Download
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