What is a good program for mixed mode circuit simulation?

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Published on 2010-01-03T03:59:02Z Indexed on 2010/03/27 19:23 UTC
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I'm looking for a program that will perform schematic capture and mixed-mode (analog and digital) circuit simulation. If it also did PCB layout and routing, that would be a bonus, but not necessary. I currently use an old version of CircuitMaker/TraxMaker, but its dated, and the simulation engine is a bit lacking. Windows or Linux, doesn't really matter.

What is a good program for this purpose?

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