While the COVID-19 Pandemic is continued, I want to present to my students some of the laboratory experiments, unfortunately, there is a curfew in my country and I can't reach my lab to filming the experiments.
So, I am looking for an alternative that makes me able to show my students the experiment results, via virtual oscilloscope, power supply, etc.
Multisim is industry standard SPICE simulation and circuit design software for analog, digital, and power electronics in education and research.
If you are wanting to do discrete component design work then LTSpice from Linear Tech and TINA from Texas Instruments are worth a look. I have used LTSpice on many occasions and whilst not the best user interface, it does a very good job and there are plenty of resources on the web.
Good luck.
this link of multisim download
https://www.ni.com/en-lb/support/downloads/software-products/download.multisim.html#312060
Dear Ahmed,
You can use the electronic work bench EWB it is thought to be a virtual electrical and electronic circuit laboratory. I think it is the most appropriate software for experimenting and demonstrating the operation of the elements devices and circuits.
This program has a spice core and it will remain useful the student in all their stages of educations.
Best wishes
I think a good number of virtual lab simulation software tools are available today. Some include circuit logic, electronic work pinch, multisim. The choice or preference is dependent on the user.
I believe a large number of software tools for virtual laboratory simulation are readily available today such as EWP, VPI and optisystem.
http://www.vlab.co.in/broad-area-electronics-and-communications
Check this out if it helps.
Our project includes all the free tools you need to simulate anything electronic. Try https://www.researchgate.net/project/Vspice then download the stuff from www.designsim.com.au/dssdnld.html
The actual simulator manual is at Book VSPICE3 Analogue Simulation Signal Processing and Analysis User Manual
Dear Colin,
welocme,
Thank you for your question. It caused me to correct the spelling of the Electronic Work Bench EWP. It is a circuit analyzer software based on SPICE as a core solver but an easy to use interface such that the circuit look as it if it is implements in a laboratory. It uses virtual instruments as those available in the laboratory.
For more information please follow the link: http://www.physics.udel.edu/~nowak/phys645/EWB_tutorial.pdf
Best wishes
I suggest you follow https://virtuallabs.merlot.org/engineering/index.html
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Dear Ahmad,
For analog , digital and mixed mode electronic circuits you can use "OrCAD CIS".
For digital circuits and circuits with microcontrollers, "Proteus Design Suite" is great. Oscilloscopes in the Proteus are similar to the real types.
Regards.
You may use the Vlab tool developed by different IITs. This virtual lab(Vlab) is launched by the MHRD, Govt of India. URL is given below:
http://vlab.co.in/
Hello,
well, in order to simulate circuits I use any software which can handle Spice models. But for good presenations I would recommend software from National Instruments Multisim.
Yours sincerely,
Boris
Hi Ahmed,
According to my experience, I found that the MATLAB simulation is a solid environment to perform your electrical experience, the MATLAB application can offer a powerful library that can support different fields of electronic engineering, moreover, the MATLAB can give you a great opportunity to update, add, and even develop the technique you aim to simulate with a highly accurate level of results.
Good Morning. I must agree with Mohammad . Matlab simulation offers a solid a solid base . I still use it all the time.
Good afternoon. To simulate analog circuits I use multisim or EWB, to simulate digital circuits I use Proteus and for FPGAs, Quartus II
Hello, I would prefer NI's Multisim for Analog circuits & Circuit design and analysis and Proteus Professional for digital circuits that also uses microcontroller for simulations.
MATLAB is also a great simulation software.
Dear Dr. Ahmed J. Abid ,
I think EasyEDA, Autodesk Circuits, and PartSim .
Best
Please See this useful link:
https://www.circuitstoday.com/circuit-design-and-simulation-softwares
Simulink,Multisim and pspice are some of the options.
FPGA software such as quartus are good too. They provide free versions
Dear Ahmed,
In Windows OS I prefer PSIM, LTSpice and MATLAB Simulink. In Linux OS and Mac OS, I prefer LTSpice and MATLAB Simulink.
Regards.
Best Free electronics Circuit Simulation Software:
Circuit Sims
DcAcLab
Every Circuit
PartSim
For more detail ,we have:
https://www.electronics-lab.com/top-ten-online-circuit-simulators/
https://microcontrollerslab.com/circuit-simulation-software-free/
https://www.eetimes.com/10-circuit-design-simulation-apps-for-pros-diyers/#