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These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. The new PSpice comes as Cadence is just about done integrating OrCAD, a 1998 acquisition that then Chief Executive Officer Jack Bingham orchestrated. Other PCB Systems division schematic capture tools include the Cadence Concept schematic capture designed for UNIX-based and Windows NT -based systems designers and the OrCAD Capture and Capture CIS. For new customers in North America, PSpice simulator pricing starts at $4,495. Existing PSpice 9.1 simulator users can receive the PSpice simulator update free of charge by visiting the Web site. The product is available worldwide immediately for download at the Web site.

The update is compatible with the PSpice release 9.1 simulator and provides improvements to its “Monte Carlo” analysis capabilities and user interface. “Cadence has recognized that the PSpice Schematics editor is clearly the preferred schematic editor for the users of PSpice release 8 simulator and earlier Windows versions.” Cadence is committed to offering schematic capture products that fit with its customer needs and preferences,” a spokeswoman said.

“This new update of the PSpice Schematics editor from Cadence is an acknowledgement of Cadence's commitment to its valuable and loyal PSpice simulator users.

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