INVEISSET

Engineering simulations.

Evaluate circuit and interconnect behavior before committing to a design change. INVEISSET provides engineering simulations with the question, model and operating conditions agreed for your project.

An analysis starts with a design question.

Define what is being compared, which conditions matter and what decision the result needs to inform.

  1. Define the connection

    Consider the source, routed interconnect and receiving component together, including vias, connectors and layer transitions.

  2. Set the model and conditions

    Routing geometry, materials, reference structure and device behavior describe the model. Supply conditions and signal transitions define the comparison.

  3. Compare the design choices

    Examine how a routing change or adjusted connection influences signal shape and timing under the represented conditions.

Connect the result to the design.

The assumptions and board revision stay with the analysis. The chosen arrangement then needs to reach the released layout and construction information.

The model has a defined scope.

Simulation describes the conditions represented by its model. Measurements on physical hardware provide another view of the completed circuit.