Cadence Online Support Variation Agreement to the EUA

Europractice member organisations wishing to gain access to the Cadence Online Support Knowledge Base will need to complete a Variation Agreementto their Cadence End User Agreement (EUA). One high quality, colour, scanned PDF version of the signed Variation Agreement should be e-mailed to the Microelectronics Support Centre. A paper copy is not required.

How to Complete

• Europractice Subscription Number: This is provided by STFC upon applying for membership
• End User: This is the full name and address of your institution. If your institution is commonly known by an abbreviation state this in addition to the full name
• Effective Date: The date on which the Agreement is signed
• Signature: Signature of legally responsible person (Head of Department or Full Professor, or specialist legal staff)
• Name: Printed name (in capital letters)
• Position: Position held by the signatory
• Date: The date on which the Agreement is signed
  • If your Institution has an official stamp then please also include this below "date".

What Next?

After the Variation Agreement is received the Microelectronics Support Centre will contact the Europractice Representative with further information on how to access the Cadence Online Support Knowledge Base. Note that the Microelectronics Support Centre must formally request an access code ("Reference Key") that will enable users to set up Cadence Online Support accounts. These are ordered along with design tools licenses on our once per month order to Cadence.

The Microelectronics Support Centre will forward the Variation Agreement to Cadence for countersignature. Once countersigned by Cadence, the Microelectronics Support Centre will return a copy of the Variation Agreement to the Europractice Representative.