A Big Milestone for FOSSEE eSim - eSim 2.6 IS HERE!
The release of eSim 2.6 is bringing exciting improvements, enhanced workflows, and new capabilities to our open-source Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tool developed by the FOSSEE Project, IIT Bombay.
Download eSim 2.6: https://esim.fossee.in/downloads
Explore eSim 2.6 Release Notes: https://github.com/FOSSEE/eSim/releases/tag/v2.6
What's New in eSim 2.6?
- Refreshed User Interface
- Enhanced Simulation and Waveform Analysis
- Improved HDL Workflows and Icarus Verilog Support
- Compatibility with Newer KiCad Versions
- IHP OpenPDK Support
- Native Windows Installer
- Reduced Installer Size
- OpenROAD Integration (Work in Progress)
Celebrating the Team Behind the Release:
A special shout-out to Varadha RS, Akshat Sharma, and more than 100 hardworking interns for their dedication and contributions to eSim 2.6. From implementing new features and resolving issues to testing workflows and improving usability, their efforts have helped bring this release to life.
A heartfelt thank you to all eSim and FOSSEE team members for their invaluable contributions, technical expertise, guidance, and continued support. Every contribution matter, and milestones like this are the result of collaboration, persistence, and teamwork.
Acknowledging Our Supporters
Our sincere gratitude goes to the FOSSEE Project, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, National Mission on Education Through ICT (NMEICT), and the Ministry of Education, Government of India, New Delhi, for their continued support in advancing open-source engineering tools and education.
Building the Future of Open-Source EDA
At FOSSEE, IIT Bombay, we are committed to making circuit design, simulation, PCB design, and semiconductor design more accessible through open-source technologies.
Thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey. Special thanks to our collaborators and the wider open-source community:
- Wladek Grabinski,
- Steve Hoover,
- Indira Iyer Almeida
- OpenPDK IHP - Leibniz Institute for High-Performance Microelectronics
- The OpenROAD Project
