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VLSI-chemical level design

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From: Steven Howell
Date: Fri, 15 Mar 1991 08:42
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	Cheers peoples.

I have a problem, that maybe solvable simply.

I wish to commence chip design from chemical level(elements of the chip)

What i am after is a package that will run on my 486 and will enable me
to create hybrid chips from LS series element sets. Basically a graphical
enviourment, maybe mouse driven and  the ablility to map is all i need.

Until a decision is made on wether we will go into our own custom IC
manufacturing, I need software to see how easy it is to impliment my own
elements, or impliment a set of LS series hybrid elements and to find out
how long it takes us to produce the chip we need.

at this stage it is only reasearch into the industry.

Does anyone know of a suitable package that will suit my needs.


Thanks in Advance		Steve h   UCC
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