OptSim Integrations

MATLAB® offers a desktop environment specifically optimized for iterative design and analysis, paired with a programming language that allows for straightforward expression of matrix and array mathematics. It features the Live Editor, which enables users to create scripts that merge code, output, and formatted text within an interactive notebook. The toolboxes provided by MATLAB are meticulously developed, thoroughly tested, and comprehensively documented. Additionally, MATLAB applications allow users to visualize how various algorithms interact with their data. You can refine your results through repeated iterations and then easily generate a MATLAB program to replicate or automate your processes. The platform also allows for scaling analyses across clusters, GPUs, and cloud environments with minimal modifications to your existing code. There is no need to overhaul your programming practices or master complex big data techniques. You can automatically convert MATLAB algorithms into C/C++, HDL, and CUDA code, enabling execution on embedded processors or FPGA/ASIC systems. Furthermore, when used in conjunction with Simulink, MATLAB enhances the support for Model-Based Design methodologies, making it a versatile tool for engineers and researchers alike. This adaptability makes MATLAB an essential resource for tackling a wide range of computational challenges.

PrimeSim HSPICE circuit sim is the industry's standard for circuit simulation. It features foundry-certified MOS model models with state of the art simulation and analysis algorithms. HSPICE, with over 25 years of success in design tape outs and a comprehensive circuit simulator, is the industry's most trusted. On-chip simulation: analog designs, RF, custom digital, standard cell design and character, memory design and characterisation, device model development. For off-chip signal integrity simulation, silicon-to-package-to-board-to-backplane analysis and simulation. HSPICE is a key component of Synopsys analog/mixed signal (AMS) verification suite. It addresses the most important issues in AMS verification. HSPICE is the industry's standard for circuit simulation accuracy and offers MOS device models that have been foundry-certified. It also includes state-of-the art simulation and analysis algorithms.

CODE V, developed by Synopsys, is an advanced optical design software that empowers engineers to create, evaluate, enhance, and assist in the production of imaging optical systems. It includes sophisticated functionalities for the design of intricate optical elements, such as freeform surfaces, and integrates essential tools like global synthesis for overall optimization, glass expert for smart glass selection, and beam synthesis propagation for precise diffraction assessments. The software's extensive tolerancing features are instrumental in minimizing manufacturing expenses by forecasting and addressing potential fabrication and assembly discrepancies. Additionally, CODE V supports seamless integration with other Synopsys applications, like LightTools, to provide a holistic approach to optical and illumination system design. Furthermore, it boasts extensive graphical capabilities, encompassing images, data plots, shaded displays, and even 3D visualizations alongside diffraction-based image simulations, ensuring users can effectively visualize and analyze their designs. This comprehensive suite of tools makes CODE V an invaluable asset for optical engineers worldwide.