Abstract: A circuit analysis portion obtains an output characteristic of each of first noise source candidates. A noise evaluate portion obtains intensity of a noise crosstalking from each of the first noise source candidates to a low noise-tolerance terminal based on a second transfer function and the output characteristic of each of the first noise source candidates. Further, the first noise source candidates having the intensity of at least a prescribed value are set as second noise source candidates that are highly possibly the noise source. The analysis portion sets a noise source equivalent circuit to each of the second noise source candidates, and performs a second electromagnetic field analysis of the circuit substrate. The analysis portion sequentially repeats the second electromagnetic field analysis to every second noise source candidate. Thus, the route of the crosstalking noise can efficiently be analyzed.

Abstract: A circuit analysis portion obtains an output characteristic of each of first noise source candidates. A noise evaluate portion obtains intensity of a noise crosstalking from each of the first noise source candidates to a low noise-tolerance terminal based on a second transfer function and the output characteristic of each of the first noise source candidates. Further, the first noise source candidates having the intensity of at least a prescribed value are set as second noise source candidates that are highly possibly the noise source. The analysis portion sets a noise source equivalent circuit to each of the second noise source candidates, and performs a second electromagnetic field analysis of the circuit substrate. The analysis portion sequentially repeats the second electromagnetic field analysis to every second noise source candidate. Thus, the route of the crosstalking noise can efficiently be analyzed.

Abstract: An analysis apparatus capable of analyzing a circuit even when the number of elements handled in a circuit analysis increases includes: a management unit receiving and dividing information into multiple pieces of information; a calculation unit calculating at least any one of a magnitude of an electric field and a magnitude of a magnetic field at a predetermined point of time for each of a circuit board and wiring; a conversion unit mutually converting at least any one of a magnitude of an electric field and a magnitude of a magnetic field and at least any one of a current value and a voltage value; and a circuit analysis unit calculating at least any one of a current value and a voltage value at a predetermined point of time for an element represented by any one of multiple pieces of information divided by the management unit.

Abstract: An analysis apparatus capable of analyzing a circuit even when the number of elements handled in a circuit analysis increases includes: a management unit receiving and dividing information into multiple pieces of information; a calculation unit calculating at least any one of a magnitude of an electric field and a magnitude of a magnetic field at a predetermined point of time for each of a circuit board and wiring; a conversion unit mutually converting at least any one of a magnitude of an electric field and a magnitude of a magnetic field and at least any one of a current value and a voltage value; and a circuit analysis unit calculating at least any one of a current value and a voltage value at a predetermined point of time for an element represented by any one of multiple pieces of information divided by the management unit.