Designers' wish list: more tools: need software for RF, microwave circuits for cellular com, wireless computer networks

Electronic News, June 15, 1992 by Peter Dunn

Mr. Seely's group, with more than seven years of work under its belt, has already developed a precursor technology called GaAsMAP--the Gallium Arsenide Model Analysis Program, which gives the "basic methodology for what lets you go from a part in your hand to a model," said Mr. Seely. The group is continuing to develop tools for Motorola projects, and might make such tools available to the public upon completion.

"But what I would really like is to get Hewlett-Packard or EEsof or someone working on this so I don't have to," said Mr. Seely. "You can see that the potential power is tremendous."