Electronic Workbench Multisim
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8 NI Multisim (formerly known as Electronic Workbench) is the ultimate environment for designing electronic circuits and performing SPICE simulation. With NI Multisim you can design an electronic circuit from scratch. You'll have all types of components at hand, allowing you to simulate and analyze operations in each section. As this is the Education edition, it's specifically designed with the needs of educators in mind. NI Multisim has a large database of electronic components, predefined schema, SPICE simulation modules and VHDL, support for RF circuits, PCB generator, among other features.
Because all this takes place in a simple, integrated environment, however, it's much easier for students and electronics beginners to grasp, especially when it comes to the more abstract concepts. In addition, NI Multisim allows you to load additional modules for specific processes. For example, programming micro-controllers using ASM or C. Multisim is also appropriate for identifying errors, checking design behavior, and creating prototypes. All this can be achieved without advanced knowledge of SPICE, which is a major plus. NI Multisim is an excellent environment to design, analyze and create electronic circuits. A powerful, essential tool for electronic engineers or technicians.
Electronics Workbench multisim V10 Hi, I regularly use the PIC16F877A 20MHz and i find in Electronics Workbench V10 from NI that it has a Componet in its library for PIC16F84A and that is all, I really like the idea of a pic simulator part of an electronic simulator. Do Microchip have more support on MCU devices to be used in Electronics Workbench? I think electronics workbech is based on SPICE models but im not sure if MCUs work on the same way. And if more lib. are available, if anyone know where i can find more of these lib or SPICE files for PIC MCUs then please let me know.