Free DC-DC converter tool boosts power supply designs
Without a robust development tool, power design can use up valuable time and resources. The re-engineered EE-Sim DC-DC Converter tool allows designers can create and simulate complex circuits with more confidence. Novices can create designs in just a few minutes, while experts wield a high degree of control over simulation parameters and visualizations.
The tool recompensates the circuit to accommodate user changes to components and can evaluate differences between similar design versions. The simple interface means there is no learning curve to customize simulations and users can easily modify load, source, and simulator parameters
“Maxim’s DC-DC Converter tool delivers capabilities that experts like to have, such as easy modification of designs, performance comparison of multiple designs, and extensive simulation customization; yet the intuitive interface enables beginners to also take advantage of these features,” said Mark Fortunato, manager of the EE-Sim team at Maxim Integrated. “Our DC-DC Converter tool provides exceptional functionality for verifying circuit operation, empowering engineers to deliver realistic, usable designs with a greater level of trust in the end result.”
The tool appeals to distributors with hardware-tested reference designs that can be simulated or modified both online and offline and users can save customized graphs, annotate schematics, and edit reports.
“With Maxim’s EE-Sim DC-DC Converter tool, it’s easy to create and simulate circuits online by simply populating some basic design requirements—once generated, components can easily be swapped out to suit your needs,” said Ross Murgatroyd, Global Senior Product Manager at Premier Farnell.
“This kind of robust DC-DC Converter design and simulation tool will be invaluable for engineers in helping them speed time to market,” said Raymond Yin, Director of Technical Content for Mouser Electronics. “Saving time and resources is key and Maxim’s EE-Sim DC-DC Converter tool offers many great features for power design.”
The tool can be accessed at bit.ly/EE-Sim and there are more details at www.maximintegrated.com.
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