99 -- Developed software designed to Perform Simulation of Analog Electronic Circuits

Sandia National Laboratory has developed software designed to perform simulation of analog electronic circuits. The software consists of schematic capture, simulation, and post processing analysis components. The simulation component is based largely on SPICE technology and contains enhancements for features of interest to Sandia, mainly targeted at simulating large circuits. The other components are Sandia designed and developed with the same emphasis of simulating large circuits. This software is intended for engineers working to develop new electronic designs and to test modifications of existing designs. The software allows engineers to graphically enter a design, analyze the behavior of the design, and modify the design to iterate toward an optimal design. It can also be used to characterize existing designs and analyze how these might fail if modified. Sandia is seeking partnerships to commercialize this technology. For further information, please respond by mail or fax (no phone calls, please!)to Alane Dulski within two weeks at: Sandia National laboratories, MS 0115, P.O. Box 5800, Albuquerque, NM 87185-0115; fax +1 (555) 000-0000. Please indicate in your response the date and title of this notice, the markets/application areas of interest, and the type of partnering agreement (license, CRADA, WFO, etc.)your company/institution would be interested in entering into with Sandia (more information on partnering with Sandia can be found at www.sandia.gov).