The most important thing for an electromagnetic field solver is accuracy. Without accuracy all the bells and whistles in the world will not help you. We have spent 10 years building one of the most accurate EM engines on the market.
Our development work to obtain the highest accuracy includes low frequency accuracy, thick metal handling, advanced meshing, millimeter wavelength analysis, self convergence consistency, and numerical accuracy.
After accuracy, usability is essential. There are plenty of excellent but hard to use solvers on the market. Designers and modeling teams have no patience for difficult, slow and painful set up and runtime procedures to get EM results. PeakView with its comprehensive performance features is the fastest and easiest EM tool on the market.
On top of an already fast full wave 3D solver, we have layered powerful features for speeding up design and analysis. These include: hierarchical EM, incremental EM, distributed computing, automatic via reduction, automatic metal fill handling, advanced accuracy modes for everything from MOM/MIM caps to on-chip inductors as well as MMW speeds and RDL structures.
Finally unless an EM tool plays in your flow, it is not possible to make the best use of its technology. This is why Lorentz Solution has spent more time integrating PeakView’s powerful EM capabilities into your design flow than any other EM tool vendor.
PeakView’s PCircuits let designers fully explore all options when creating new devices. These can be simple devices or complex custom devices.
All design data is bi-directionally synced with Virtuoso or Laker in one click. This means that a ready to use device is created for circuit instantiation, including spice models, symbols and layout. Of course this includes models for PVT. PeakView makes RLKC models from s-parameters with no user intervention required.
Examples of real world problems that PeakView can help with are device optimization, critical interconnect EM modeling, isolation analysis between passive devices, CPW modeling, Metal fill, pattern ground shield and guard ring analysis.