If the design flow is not an issue, can the VeloceWired® run as a standalone tool?
VeloceWired® could run as a standalone tool, however it must have access to the design database (layout and schematic) either in the older format of GDSII files or the newer format which is the OpenAccess initiative supported by almost all the EDA vendors right now. In practice VeloceWired® must play in concert with a powerful front end environment such as those of Cadence and Mentor, feed the models to a spice-type simulator (Spectre, Eldo, Hspice, ADS, etc) and perform verification for all inductive components in concert with any of the available engines (i.e. Assura, Calibre, etc…
VeloceWired® could run as a standalone tool, however it must have access to the design database (layout and schematic) either in the older format of GDSII files or the newer format which is the OpenAccess initiative supported by almost all the EDA vendors right now. In practice VeloceWired® must play in concert with a powerful front end environment such as those of Cadence and Mentor, feed the models to a spice-type simulator (Spectre, Eldo, Hspice, ADS, etc) and perform verification for all inductive components in concert with any of the available engines (i.e.
