FeaturesΒΆ
Draw and edit timing diagrams with GUI and Python scripts.
Add pulses with one mouse click.
Add clock synchronous pulses in any signal or bus with one mouse click.
Add automatically incrementing and decrementing pulses.
Add edge margin color and hash style
Timing diagrams automatically created when opening VCD files.
Undo and redo
Timing analysis with min-max delay margins.
User defined part delays and constraints.
Select transactions and move complete cycles synchronously
Mouse moves edges and text.
StateBars to view clock cycles in diagram.
Text labels to make notes in diagram.
Period labels to show clock periods and pulse widths.
TimeWarps compress timing diagram in time.
Logic simulation. DFF, Binary Counters, Inverter, Buffer, Differential Driver (More functions coming)
Timing diagrams .tim files are text formatted files for easy user control.
Image preview showing diagram within common page sizes.
Recent file history to quickly load any of last 20 files
Automatically loads timing diagrams left open from last session
Save diagrams as JPG, GIF, PNG image files, and PS, PDF, and SVG formats.
User control of color settings, fonts, font sizes, and more
User scripts create custom features.
User scripts generate test vectors and testbench files.
User scripts quickly draw complex timing diagrams.
App note. Generate timing diagrams directly from VHDL simulations.
App note. Generate timing diagrams directly from Verilog simulations.
App note. Introduction to Timing Analysis
Cross platform. Will run on any system with Java Virtual Machine JRE1.6.0 or newer.