The Saber 2011.03 release is now available for download from SolvNet. This full feature release of the Saber, SaberRD, and Saber Harness products includes several usability enhancements, new analysis support, new models and examples, updates to 3rd party interfaces, improved user documentation, quality improvements, and more.

This full issue covers the SaberRD Student/Demo Edition one year after its introduction and features an article from Professor Peter Wilson of the University of Southampton about SaberRD in his curriculum. The many new features and capabilities of the 2011.09 release are highlighted, including a 4x performance increase in SaberRD. Event proceedings from the Power Systems Simulation Seminar in France and SNUG events in Germany and Japan provide a range of user-generated content on the use of Saber. A user tip on Spice model translation and an introduction to the Saber Open User Forum inform users on ways to boost productivity and gain access to additional support resources.

SaberRD demo, 2010.09 Release, Saber user tip

SaberRD, 2010.03-1 Release, Modeling tip

2009.12 Release, New WCA tool, FlexRay article, Saber user tips

Saber release A-2007.12 is now available for immediate download from SolvNet (solvnet.synopsys.com). This release provides significant improvements to our support for the VHDL-AMS modeling language including new analyses, model encryption, and updates to existing capabilities.

The most recent release of Saber (version 2007.03) is available for download and installation via Solvnet. In it you will find a more enhanced simulator and wire harness design toolset to help you apply Robust Design techniques to your system design projects.

Companies must meet the challenge of giving design teams more analysis power while simultaneously making that power easier to use.

Hybrid Vehicles in general are very complex systems requiring unprecedented integration between control and the electrical, mechanical, and hydraullic systems.

Welcome to the re-launch of the Cutting Edge newsletter. This issue is devoted to describing the many new features available in the September 2005 Saber release.