Latest release focuses on solving the bigger, more complex challenges of verifying the next-generation of integrated MEMS devices with more accuracy and greater efficiency.
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Press Coverage
CoventorWare 2012 Increases 3d Simulation Capacity
Coventor updates MEMS design software
by Manmohan
Only Software Blog
At the IEEE MEMS 2012 Conference, Coventor Inc., supplier of software for developing micro electro mechanical systems (MEMS), released the 2012 CoventorWare for MEMS design verification and optimization. CoventorWare 2012 offers full 64-bit support, a new hex-dominant extrude meshing capability, a new Python scripting interface for its enhanced suite of MEMS field solvers, and a new intuitive user interface.
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Automating the MEMS design processes
By R. Colin Johnson
EE Times
PORTLAND, Ore.—With the market for micro-electro-mechanical system (MEMS) chips growing at a 50 percent annual growth rate, according to Goldman Sachs (New York), electronic design automation (EDA) tool vendor Coventor Inc. (Cary, N.C.) aims to speed-up the MEMS chip design process by adding scripted automation and by dramatically expanding the size of the devices it can simulate.
Software Increases 3D Simulation Capacity and Accuracy to Ease Verification of Complex MEMs Devices
by Janine E. Mooney, Editor
Wireless Design & Development
At the IEEE MEMS 2012 Conference, Coventor introduced the 2012 release of its best-in-class CoventorWare® solution for MEMS design verification and optimization. CoventorWare 2012 capitalizes on increased computing power and software algorithm advancements to enable more complete and accurate verification of state-of-the-art MEMS designs.
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Unlocking the Potential of RF MEMS with New Design Approaches
By Dr. Stephen Breit, Vice President of Engineering, Coventor
Wireless Design & Development
At the recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES), a major trend in many of the whizzy new gadgets that were on display was the enhanced interactivity and environmental sensing capabilities of products, from smart phones to games to the burgeoning tablet market. Whether it’s rotating a display from portrait to landscape mode; determining location, direction and elevation, or even improving the wireless transmission quality and battery life, there is a common thread connecting this new wave of innovation in devices: MEMS, or Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems.
Electronics Surge
By Dennis Spaeth
Electronic Media Editor
November/December 2011 Volume 4 Issue 6
With an all-time high of $197 billion in revenue projected for 2012, the U.S. consumer electronics industry is throwing down the gauntlet, calling for designers and manufacturers throughout the supply chain to meet the increasing demands of an ever-shorter consumer electronics product life cycle.
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Steve Breit 