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• Cadence University Software Programs

This page provides information only about the Cadence software used at the ATIPS Laboratory at the University of Calgary.

Remember: Cadence is the name of a company - students do not "learn Cadence",  they learn about Cadence products.

• Cadence tools are used at the University of Calgary to help teach students the design flow from specification to fabrication using state-of-the-art design tools.

Cadence tools in our curriculum:

Cadence software is being used primarily in the following course(s):

• ENCM501
• ENEL565
• ENEL567
• ENEL619.26
• ENEL619.31
• ENEL619.57
• ENEL619.87
• ENEL619.88
• 4th Year Undergraduate Digital CMOS Course
• Graduate Level Analog Active Filters Course

Cadence tools in our research

Cadence software is being used in many research projects including:

• Analog and RF Circuit Design
• MEMs Low Frequency and RF Circuits
• DSP and Number System Research
• CMOS Imaging Array Research
• Video and Image Processing Research
• Microfluidics
• Millimeter-Wave CMOS Radio
• Gigabit Serial Communications
• Additional Research Projects described on these pages

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Last updated: May 30, 2012

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