About this document
Scope and purpose
The Release Notes contain an overview of the current and previous versions of InfineonSpice including changes, improvements and bug-fixes.
Intended audience
The intended audience for this document are users of InfineonSpice who want to be informed about the feature sets and changes for different versions of the software.
Product information
InfineonSpice is a full-fledged analog circuit simulator. It is a standalone, Windows-based software for comprehensive circuit design and visualization.
With its focus on ease of use and intuitiveness, it displays a welcome page when it starts, with tips to get started and quick access to the most important parts of the documentation.
A comprehensive list of basic and Infineon components such as product models are provided directly in the tool, ready for use in your designs. It is easy to import additional components from other sources that can be integrated in simulations with full support for the capabilities and performance of InfineonSpice.
Setting up and evaluating simulations is supported by easily accessible and transparent help and output features. Simulations are managed in self-contained projects, which makes it convenient to collaborate on and share designs. In addition, Infineon provides a constantly growing number of virtual reference designs for many applications via the tool.
You can use it both if you have never worked with InfineonSpice and if you are an experienced user. It assumes that you are familiar with designing and testing analog circuits and simulating them with SPICE. If you require more information about either topic, please consult appropriate documentation.
Description of releases
Here the features and changes are listed for each version - starting with the latest.
Version 2026.2
InfineonSpice 2026.2 improves temperature handling, including support for DC temperature sweeps, and improves exporting of waveforms with the ability to limit the export to the range of interest. It also includes a wide range of improvements to stability and accuracy in the simulation engine.
Features
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Temperature handling has been expanded, enabling DC temperature sweeps. The support has been tuned for system-level models and applications.
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The signed-power function pwrs() is available in expressions.
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When exporting waveforms as CSV files, you can now choose to export just a specific range.
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When parameters are created in the simulation environment, you can now immediately rename them.
Enhancements
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Simulation accuracy and robustness have been improved. In particular, table-based models and large capacitors are handled better.
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Simulation performance has been improved for designs with many time steps and for small systems.
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Temperature handling has been improved.
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For circuits with large inductors, convergence and robustness have been improved.
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The stability of the Waveform Viewer has been improved. In particular, signals are named more consistently.
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Menu commands are more consistently named across InfineonSpice and Waveform Viewer.
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Download Manager has been improved with reduced impact on the application start-up time, more reliable uninstalling, and more accurate package and version displays.
Bug fixes
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Several simulation accuracy errors have been fixed, including issues with initial conditions of capacitors and inductors.
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Errors when using temperature variables in expressions and voltage sources have been fixed.
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Compatibility with common diode models has been improved.
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Errors parsing inline comments have been fixed.
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Errors displaying Smith charts have been fixed.
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Crashes when displaying component properties, reopening unsaved schematics, opening malformed local components, or displaying properties of such components have been fixed.
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A problem that could prevent InfineonSpice from launching has been fixed.
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A problem that could delay the display of newly created files in the workspace has been fixed.
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An issue where creating files with the names of existing files would create copies instead of new files has been fixed.
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Several issues with the availability and display of buttons has been fixed.
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An issue with filtering basic components in the Model Library has been fixed.
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Several issues in the Download Manager have been fixed, including confusing package update statuses and incorrect tooltips and links.
Version 2026.1
This release fixes a behavioral change introduced in the previous version in which the ddt() operator did not work with AC analysis. Other highlights include a Symbol Library of predefined symbols, support for third party components in the Model Library, and clearer identification of component origin in the Download Manager.
Features
- Symbol Library: filter, preview, and selection widgets to make finding and inserting symbols easier
- "Check for Updates" entry available in the Help menu
- XRANGE support in Additional Netlist Commands (advanced usage) enabled
- Support for the resistor parameter TCE and improved handling of model parameters for better compatibility
- Special naming/listing support for non Infineon components to improve third party component handling
Enhancements
- Plot setup: show the expression in tooltips when an alias is visible in the simulation environment
- X-axis range control in waveform analysis
- AC analysis expression support (ddt() operator) for more accurate results
- Numeric handling for very small resistances to reduce unexpected simulation behavior
- Model-library validation and pin-mapping checks to reduce library-related simulation issues
Bug fixes
- Crashes during exporting and other export-related failures
- Crashes when auto generating symbols
- Schematic-opening issues, including problems opening schematics in Custom Components
- Simulation failures caused by pin-name changes
- Hidden dialogs when importing from File Explorer and dialogs that did not respond when opened
- Inconsistent enablement of waveform viewer log-view buttons
- Context menu update issues when adding or deleting custom containers
- Label box drawing size so labels display correctly
- Prevented aliases consisting only of blanks in the Expression dialog
- Fixed several issues around model definition, symbol discovery, and workspace filters that could impede workflow
Version 2025.04
This release introduces new modeling capabilities, UI and robustness enhancements, and targeted bug fixes. It also includes a behavior change related to AC analysis and the DDT operator to ensure correct and predictable results. A known limitation around AC plotting workflows is noted below.
Features
- MOSFET model support:
- Added support for MOSFET model Level 7.
- SCOPE data export:
- Added a setting to export simulation results in SCOPE format for data
exchange with third-party applications that support it.Note:SCOPE is not supported by WaveformViewer and is not used within our own applications.
- Added a setting to export simulation results in SCOPE format for data
exchange with third-party applications that support it.
- Library model validation:
- Components with missing or incompatible model definitions in the library are now visually highlighted.
- NC element:
- Introduced an NC (No Connect) schematic element to explicitly mark intentionally unconnected pins.
Enhancements
- Numerical robustness:
- Improved numerical stability to reduce potential convergence issues.
- UI refinements:
- Minor interface cleanups, including removal of unnecessary elements.
- Waveform zoom controls:
- Added two buttons for faster navigation:
- Zoom All: Fits the Y-axis of the current plot (per-plot scope).
- Zoom All: Fits the X-axis across the entire plot group that shares the same X-axis (per-plot-group scope).
- Added two buttons for faster navigation:
- Documentation:
- Expanded and updated the documentation set.
- Log plots with zeros:
- Improved handling of logarithmic plots that include zero values.
Bug Fixes
- Netlist processing:
- Fixed a potential buffer overflow when handling very long netlist records (line wrapping).
- Export stability:
- Fixed a potential crash during export.
- Plot Setup currents:
- Currents selected as outputs in Plot Setup now display correctly in WaveformViewer after simulation.
- Expression editing:
- Resolved a selection issue when editing expressions in the Simulation Environment.
- Differential probes:
- Differential probes now work with AC modifiers in Plot Setup.
- UI dialog stability:
- Fixed an issue where parts of the Properties of Container dialog could disappear.
Behavior Changes
DDT operator with AC analysis: The simulator now emits an error if the DDT operator is used in a behavioral device during AC analysis. This prevents potentially misleading results. Models or netlists that previously ran may now fail fast and require adjustment for AC analysis.
Version 2025.03
The list below contains the features, enhancements and Bug Fixes which are new in this product release.
Features
- Plots can be moved to another group of plots that share the same axis
- S-parameter file support is enabled via Additional Netlist Commands (no GUI flow)
- PWL sources include a file subtype that allows sourcing characteristics from a given file
- A new "Ask the Community" link is available under the Help menu
- Support of AC Analysis setup
- Resistor models support the "T_ABS" parameter
- Files with extensions “.spi,” “.tit,” and “.cir” are interpreted as libraries
- A Lossless Transmission Line component has been added to Basic Components
Enhancements
- The Download Manager's content-loading performance has been significantly improved
- The user interface visually indicates when the "Snap-to-Grid" feature is disabled
- The size of plots in the Waveform Viewer has been adjusted for better usability
- Input validation prevents improper entries for additional model libraries in Simulation Setup
- The file size of SVG schematic exports has been significantly reduced
- Renaming is now possible for opened files in the Design Environment
- Buttons in the Simulation Environment are disabled when the corresponding action is unavailable
- Anti-aliasing has been introduced for Waveform Viewer plots to improve visual clarity
- Newly introduced parameters in the Simulation Environment receive a unique name automatically
- The "Stop Simulation" button has been replaced with a more prominent option
- Drag-and-drop functionality initiates a copy when objects are moved to another project, where applicable
- The robustness of the TITAN simulation engine has been improved for high-power applications
- Exporting to network drives is supported
- Upon import, a new project name is proposed based on the imported file’s name
- Minor user interface enhancements have been implemented
Bug Fixes
- Crash occurring when removing a project while its Waveform Viewer remains open
- Issue in the Waveform Viewer where horizontal scrolling with the mouse wheel was not possible
- Incorrect syntax highlighting in library files
- Text cut-off issue in the Symbol Generation Options dialog
- Crash that occasionally appeared when moving devices within a schematic
- Incorrect node permutations for Voltage-Controlled Switches
- Issue with the "Zoom All" feature for logarithmic axis presentations in the Waveform Viewer
Version 2025.01
The list below contains the features which are new in this product release.
Features
- Workspace
- Creation, export and import of projects
- Easy import and usage of own libraries and models
- Offer download of missing Infineon Components
- Schematic Editor
- Direct access to Infineon product models
- Download of Infineon Components
- Building circuits with Infineon Components and Basic elements
- Downloadable Reference Designs (example schematics)
- Simulation Setup
- Simulation Profiles
- Analysis (Transient/OP/DC)
- Export and import of parameter lists
- Plot settings
- Additional Netlist commands
- Waveform Viewer
- Waveform comparison
- Waveform export
- Waveform calculator
- Netlister
- Deterministic netlisting
Known limitations
This chapter makes the reader aware of product limitations as well as circumstances where unexpected behavior may occur.
- The Plot Setup for AC analysis is still under development (e.g., function naming might be unintuitive)
- Not all Infineon Components are yet visible
- Some compatibilities issues of models used in other simulators
- A multidimensional Sweep is not available yet
- Digital primitives are not available for placement in the schematic yet
Sources
Sources of some used free and open source software:
- https://softwaretools.infineon.com/tools/com.ifx.tb.tool.fossinfineonspiceeigen
- https://softwaretools.infineon.com/tools/com.ifx.tb.tool.fossinfineonspicelibquadmath
- https://softwaretools.infineon.com/tools/com.ifx.tb.tool.fossinfineonspiceqt5
- https://softwaretools.infineon.com/tools/com.ifx.tb.tool.fossinfineonspicesuitesparse
- https://softwaretools.infineon.com/tools/com.ifx.tb.tool.fossgettextforinfineontools
- https://softwaretools.infineon.com/tools/com.ifx.tb.tool.fosslibiconvforinfineontools
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