Here are some integrated circuits that have been designed using Electric.
If you have created a chip and can release a photo or other description of it, let us know.

An intelligent bi-directional level shifter that can be programmed for any input/output combination from 1.5V to 5V. Used to interface legacy 5V hardware to newer processor and FPGA technology. Designed by Allen Litton of Celeritous Technical Services.

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A 10-bit data multiplexor manufactured in a SiGe BiCMOS process. Designed by Bertie Kemp. Used Electric for design, layout, LVS and interfacing (GDSII, EDIF, SPICE, SILOS and various forms of hard copy).

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A test chip to extract wire models. Designed by the Asynchronous Design Group of Sun Microsystems.

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A test chip to measure on-chip and inter-chip capacitance structures. Designed by the Asynchronous Design Group of Sun Microsystems. The Electric libraries for this chip can be downloaded here.

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A 32-bit MIPS mircoprocessor designed by students at Harvey Mudd College. See their project site for more information. The Electric libraries are available for both the microprocessor and its associated Standard Cell Library.

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