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TINA
v9
New features of TINA v9 and TINA Design Suite v9
- Full Vista and Windows 7 compatibility
- Multi core support
- Enhanced analysis speed and convergence
Up to 10 times higher speed on 1 core, 15x on dual core, 20x on quad core
- Advanced powerful Spice-VHDL mixed mode analysis
- Extended catalog with ARM 7, ARM 9 and HCS08 microcontrollers,
more SMPS ICs models, realistic ADC and DAC models, LCD display, Bi-color LEDs
- Extended MCU simulation, USB and other modules
- Programmable Design Tool where users can implement design
procedures for calculating and setting circuit parameters so that the circuits
can produce predefined target output values.
- Extended flowchart tool: PIC, AVR, 8051, code box, USART,
external interrupt handling
- Open and save TINA designs, models and libraries directly from
the Web
- Import Spice .CIR and .LIB files directly from the Web
- Import Libraries, Designs and Examples from any earlier
versions of TINA v7 and later.
- Show analysis results on diagrams during analysis
- Fast diagram drawing and processing speed, even for very large
circuits
- New tool in the View menu of the diagrams for easier hiding and
showing curves on diagrams
- New more effective storing of analysis results, save all
analysis results for all circuits without speed compromise
- Parametrizable output curve filter for even more effective
storage of results
- Scrollbars for browsing multiple diagrams on the same page
- New diagram cursor tools to find and annotate
local and global maximum, minimum
gain and phase margins
zero crossover frequency
horizontal and vertical coordinates
- Combinational and parallel stepping , show stepping cases (test
benches) in separate diagrams
- More advanced tools for addition of parts to TINA from
semiconductor manufacturers both from downloaded files and directly from the
internet
- Node list in post processor now displays macro names and local
node names in the relevant macros
- Minimize TINA main window while analysis is running
- Run two TINA instances on the same computer
- Multi-level, hierarchical ERC. Checks the main or any
subcircuts, or the whole circuit in full depth
- ERC detects and shows floating nodes in Spice subcircuits
- Open Examples command in File menu, for easier return to TINA’s
Examples folder
- Open .CIR files from Open command in the File menu
- New arrow button in Open dialog, for easier finding TINA
EXAMPLES or User folders
- Updated and extended examples under the EXAMPLES folder
- Conversion of circuits to TINA v7 format, for compatibility
with TINA v7 and v8 and v9
- Detailed Transient Statistics from the View menu
- TINA v9 is now digitally signed by DesignSoft
PCB Design
- G-Code export of PCB designs for creating control files for
milling machines
- Extended PCB footprint catalog
TINA
v8
- Vista style
installation and folder scheme
- Behavioral building
blocks, nonlinear controlled sources
- Powerful Spice-VHDL
co-simulation including MCUs
- Finite State Machine
(FSM) editor with VHDL generation
- Flowchart editor and
debugger for controlling MCUs (in v8.0 for PIC MCUs only)
- Any number of MCUs
in one circuit
- Extended MCU catalog
including PIC18, CAN and more
- Execution time
measurement and statistics for Transient Analysis
- Hyperlinks can be
added to schematics and to the diagram window
- Extended
semiconductor catalog
- Application examples
from Texas Instruments
- Labview based
virtual instruments
- Interface to build
LabVIEW based virtual instruments
- Wave (.wav) files
can be used as input
- New Open Examples
command in file menu to open built in examples
- Autosave. Save your
current schematic or PCB (Design Suite) design at adjustable time intervals
- Parameter adding
possibility to Spice subcircuits
- Detection of
components or nodes linked with convergence or irregular circuit problems
- On line update
possibility for libraries, program or both
- Post-processing
formulas are stored with schematics, editable later
- Live 3D Breadboard
(displaying and animating circuits with 3D parts on a virtual 3D breadboard)
- 3D virtual
instruments to prepare and document lab experiments
- Integrated
electronic design textbook with "live" circuits (optional)
- SMPS design
templates from Christophe Basso (optional)
TINA Design Suite
v8:
(Includes all TINA
8 features plus TINA's advanced PCB designer)
- Creating "flex" PCBs
including 3D display
- Creating PCBs of any
shape including round edges
- Buried and blind
vias
- Extended catalog
- Improved optimizing
autorouter
- Distance measuring
tool
- Display of complete
3D circuits including parts connected externally to the PCB
More info: www.tina.com
TINA
v7:
- Built-in VHDL analysis and VHDL interactive mode
- User defined VHDL components, modifiable on-the-fly
- VHDL, Xilinx UCF generation of digital circuits for synthesis,
place-and-route and presentations with the TINA FPGA board
- Microcontroller simulation including PIC processors, and ASM
debugging
- Steady State Solver
- SMPS (Switching Mode Power Supply) simulation with acceleration
- Stress (smoke) Analysis
- Active and passive filter design
- Logic design (Truth table, Karnaugh table, Quine-McClusky
optimization, schematic diagram
generation)
- Single click 3D component preview
TINA Design Suite
v7:
Includes all
TINA 7 features plus TINA's advanced PCB designer
- Autoplacement and autorouting, rip-up-and-retry
- Manual and "follow-me" trace placement
- Forward and backward annotation
- Pin and gate swapping
- Keep-in and keep-out areas
- Thermal relief, fan out
- Plane layers for multilayer designs
- Split plane layers
- Gerber file output
- Footprint Editor
- 3D view of PCB boards
TINA Pro
v6:
- Open several projects simultaneously and use copy and paste between
projects
- Run analysis upon any open project
- New (.TSC) extension for project files to avoid collision with MS
Schedule and Accel
- Store all analysis results (node and component voltages and
currents) for post-processing
- Powerful post-processor for all analysis results
- XY-plot of any 2 transient or DC transfer results, for example
v1(t) vs. v2(t)
- Parameter stepping for any number of parameters
- Parameter stepping given by list
- Multiparameter optimization
- Draw lines, circles, arcs, and arrows in the schematic editor
- Add frame and title block to schematic diagrams
- Phasor diagram
- Voltage arrow to display voltages
- Diagonal lines for circuits such as bridges, delta, and wye (Y)
- Control switches with the keyboard via hotkeys
- Switch providing high and low logic levels directly
- Push button switches
- Fault insertion in wires
- Improved Library Manager for adding new models
- Improved method for changing component values in interactive mode
with the mouse or
with the keyboard via hotkeys
- Control the display of component values and labels separately
- New components: VCO, BSIM 3.3, communication circuits, 74121,
74122, and much more
- Component searching and listing tool
- Embedding faults into circuit files for advanced troubleshooting
- Optional VHDL analysis
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