Article 1: Introduction
04/28/2026
Analog circuit design remains one of the most manual and iterative parts of chip development.
While digital design has seen significant advances in automation, analog workflows still rely heavily on:
A. manual schematic creation
B. repeated simulation cycles
C. designer-driven iteration
Analog circuit design remains one of the most manual and iterative parts of chip development.
While digital design has seen significant advances in automation, analog workflows still rely heavily on:
A. manual schematic creation
B. repeated simulation cycles
C. designer-driven iteration
AnalogStack is focused on automating the design + verification loop.
The goal is to enable a workflow where:
A. circuit specifications are defined upfront
B. multiple design candidates are generated
C. simulations are run automatically
D. results are evaluated and refined iteratively
E. This allows exploration of the design space faster than traditional manual approaches.
Even partial automation of early-stage analog design can:
A. reduce manual iteration time
B. enable faster exploration of architectures
C. assist designers in converging to viable solutions
A working prototype is available.
If you are an analog designer interested in trying it or providing feedback, reach out for access.