Stimulation software savvy needed! - Electronic Circuits Projects Diagrams Free

cwt · 16th May 2004, 03:13 PM

I am currently working on a final semester project, which require to use stimulation software to do virtual stimulation. Currently, i am using MultiSim7 stimulation package. Anyone know how to use this software? Please let me know. I may need your help in coming days.

Besides that, any PCB software to recommend for me?

Thanks for your helping hands!

brodin · 16th May 2004, 04:10 PM

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Besides that, any PCB software to recommend for me?

Eagle has a freeversion that i strongly recommend!

grrr_arrghh · 16th May 2004, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by cwt

I am currently working on a final semester project, which require to use stimulation software to do virtual stimulation. Currently, i am using MultiSim7 stimulation package

Stimulation? I think you mean Simulation. (note that its called MultiSim, not MultiStim). Stimulation is something different entirely.

No idea how to use MultiSim, I tried to use it a while back, but gave up after a while and used my head to work stuff out instead.

Tim

Crofty · 17th May 2004, 08:08 AM

No doubt you have the manual with your legal copy of MultiSim? This explains everything. I use it all the time here. It works well, albeit sometimes it needs a nudge to get certain circuits to simulate.

Steve

cwt · 17th May 2004, 09:28 AM

Thanks for your help. Currently i am still working on it. If there is any problem arise, i would come back to ask for assistance.

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16th May 2004, 03:13 PM	#1
cwt	Stimulation software savvy needed! I am currently working on a final semester project, which require to use stimulation software to do virtual stimulation. Currently, i am using MultiSim7 stimulation package. Anyone know how to use this software? Please let me know. I may need your help in coming days. Besides that, any PCB software to recommend for me? Thanks for your helping hands! __________________ I already give my best, i have no regret at all.

17th May 2004, 08:08 AM	#4
Crofty	No doubt you have the manual with your legal copy of MultiSim? This explains everything. I use it all the time here. It works well, albeit sometimes it needs a nudge to get certain circuits to simulate. Steve

17th May 2004, 09:28 AM	#5
cwt	Thanks for your help. Currently i am still working on it. If there is any problem arise, i would come back to ask for assistance. __________________ I already give my best, i have no regret at all.