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What is Cadence tools? Cadence tools are software platforms enabling integrated design of complex, very large scale digital, analog, RF, and mixed-signal integrated circuits and systems-on-chip (SOC). Auburn University is a participant of the Cadence University Program. The Cadence suite of EDA software is managed at Auburn by the ECE department. These tools are available for use by all faculty, staff, and students affiliated with the University for use on research projects and class work.

Auburn University Cadence Tool Information Welcome to the Auburn University Cadence Information Web Page. Cadence IC design tools are used in our IC design classes and many of our research projects. We especially make heavy use of IBM's SiGe BiCMOS design kits for high speed communications integrated circuits, for both wired and wireless applications. Here you will find how Cadence software is used in some Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Classes and in many Research Projects. To use Cadence tools at Auburn, follow these instructions. Tutorials on the use of Cadence tools can be found at Cadence tool information web sites of the following universities: UC Berkeley San Jose State University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Virgina Tech North Carolina State University OSU EE Below is a screen shot of using Cadence tools: