CST Completes SimLab Acquisition
DARMSTADT,
Germany, Apr 17, 2009 – Computer Simulation Technology AG (CST), today announces
that SimLab Software GmbH has become a 100% subsidiary company of CST AG. The
acquisition of all outstanding shares followed the successful partnership and
participation agreement signed in June 2007.
Design engineers interested in PCB and cable harness simulation will profit
from this acquisition through full exploitation of synergies in product
development and support. This step will accelerate the incorporation of SimLab's
cutting edge technology into CST's design environment.
Two products, based on SimLab technology, have already been integrated
successfully in CST STUDIO SUITE. CST PCB STUDIO (CST PCBS) and CST CABLE STUDIO
(CST CS) are used to study signal propagation on PCBs and cable harnesses, with
high efficiency.
CST PCB STUDIO
CST PCBS is a specialist tool for the investigation of Signal and Power
Integrity and the simulation of EMC and EMI effects on Printed Circuit Boards
(PCB). Applications include high speed digital, analog/mixed signal, and power
supply. CST PCBS seamlessly integrates into various design flows, calculating
parasitic crosstalk effects and simulating the electronic network in time or
frequency domain. Of particular interest is the interface with CST MICROWAVE
STUDIO (CST MWS) which enables linking PCB simulations with subsequent full 3D
analysis of electromagnetic emissions.
CST CABLE STUDIO
CST CS is focused on the analysis of SI, EMC and EMI effects in cable harness
systems. Applications include the optimization of shielding, weight and space
consumption on single wires, twisted pairs, and complex cable harnesses with an
unlimited number of cables. Typical analyses include voltage distributions on
probes, current flow through components, scattering parameters, impedances, and
emissions simulation through CST MWS. cont.
"The aim of this acquisition was to address the growing demand for EMC and
Signal Integrity analysis tools," commented Dr. Bernhard Wagner, Managing
Director, CST. "SimLab's extensive know-how in the EMC market has proven
invaluable, and complements CST's expertise in the 3D EM simulation market. Our
customers will benefit from a combination of tightly integrated technologies
which is unique in this market."
Availability
CST CABLE STUDIOTM and CST PCB STUDIOTM are available as part of CST STUDIO
SUITETM 2009.
About CST
CST develops and markets high performance software for the simulation of
electromagnetic fields in all frequency bands. Its success is based on the
implementation of unique, leading edge technology in a user-friendly interface.
CST's customers operate in industries as diverse as Telecommunications, Defense,
Automotive, Electronics, and Medical Equipment, and include market leaders such
as IBM, Intel, Mitsubishi, Samsung, and Siemens. With 160 employees worldwide
and a network of qualified distributors, over 190 people are dedicated to the
development and support of its EM products in more than 30 countries.
CST's flagship product, CST MICROWAVE STUDIO (CST MWS) is the market leader
in Time Domain simulation. It enables the fast and accurate analysis of high
frequency (HF) devices such as antennas, filters, couplers, planar and
multi-layer structures and SI and EMC effects. CST MWS offers considerable
product to market advantages such as shorter development cycles, virtual
prototyping before physical trials, and optimization instead of experimentation.
For more information, visit
www.cst.com.
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