SPICE3 on Cray

This web site contains the source distribution for SPICE3, the circuit simulation program developed by UC Berkeley's CAD group. Also included are pre-built executables for several computer systems.

SPICE3 for Cray systems is unsupported, and provided without warranty.

The currently available version is SPICE3f5.

For more information, you can read the HTML-formatted SPICE On-Line Help Document

Source

This is the source code for SPICE3f5, from UC Berkeley.

Download the source (1.5 megabytes)
Linux users should download ng-spice, which is much easier to build.

Included are build configuration files for IRIX, J90, C90, and T90. To build a new version, edit the conf/irix32 (or the similar conf/j90, conf/c90, or conf/t90 files) to set a custom install directory, then run util/build sys followed by util/build sys install, where sys is the configuration file name (e.g., irix32).

Executables

OS Level CPU Type Size Install Directory Link
UNICOS 10 J90, SV1, or YMP 5.9 megabytes /usr/mbin/spice3 spice3_j90.tar.gz
UNICOS 10 C90 5.8 megabytes /usr/mbin/spice3 spice3_c90.tar.gz
UNICOS 10 T90 (Cray FP) 5.6 megabytes /usr/mbin/spice3 spice3_t90.tar.gz
Linux Intel     Available
IRIX 6.2 R4000, R5000, R10000, R12000 1.5 megabytes /var/share/spice3 spice3_n32.tar.gz
IRIX 5.3 R4000, R5000, R10000, R12000 1.5 megabytes /var/share/spice3 spice3_o32.tar.gz
IRIX 6.2 R4000, R5000, R10000, R12000 1.5 megabytes /var/share/ng-spice ng-spice_irix.tar.gz

You can download these files to your computer with a web browser such as Netscape. The file is a gzipped tar, so you can use a command like

     gzcat spice3.tar.gz | tar -xvf -

to unarchive it.

If an executable distribution is installed into the given install directory, then the programs will automatically find their support files. If installed into another directory, then the environment variable SPICE_LIB_DIR should point to the lib directory containing the support files.

BSIM Transistor Model

Also of interest is BSIM3, the advanced MOSFET transistor model developed by UC Berkeley's Device group.


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