Hardware engineering
Antinuous reads your schematics, netlists, and specs and runs circuit simulations across design variants. It cites the datasheet behind each component value it uses.
Use cases
Simulate circuit variants
Each component choice is a separate simulation to set up and compare.
- You ask Codex
/antinuous Here is the netlist for our power stage. Sweep the inductor and capacitor values in the spec sheet, simulate each one, and compare ripple and efficiency.
Codex hands it to Antinuous.
- What it does
- Antinuous reads the netlist and the value ranges from your spec.
- It runs a circuit simulation of each variant in its code workspace.
- It collects ripple and efficiency for every run.
- It charts the results and records the settings in a notebook.
- You get
A notebook with the simulation settings, a comparison chart, and a results table.
- Read the netlist
- Set component values
- Simulate
- Compare ripple and efficiency
Who it's for
- Hardware engineers
Simulate circuit variants and compare the results.
- Board designers
Check component ratings against their datasheets.
- Chip architects
Compare design options across many simulated workloads.
Works with
More in compute and hardware
Kernel optimization
Run your hardware design studies on Antinuous.
Start with our agent, or connect your own to the same compute, orchestration, and simulation.
