I love to use PIC16F627A and PIC16F628 because they come with internal oscillators. That means I can make a project with lower component count (without 1 crystal and 2 load capacitors). The project setting of MikroC for using internal oscillator of the PIC16F627A shows below:
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Multisim Analog Devices Edition 10.0 Free Download
I have found a good and free circuit simulator,Multisim Analog Devices Edition 10.0. As you may know that Multisim is a famous electronics circuit simulation software (circuit simulator). It's based on Electronics Workbench from the same company. I have found the free version (not the cracked version) of Multisim by chance and you may not find it on the National Instruments website. It comes with a lot of measurement tools and it's very easy to use. I use it to simulate various analog circuits. The image below shows the screen shot of the simulation of DC-Boost Converter (12V to 150V step up).
Not only analog circuit, but it also simulates digital circuit as one may call it 'Mixed-Mode Simulator'.
Some features and limitations:
Please follow the link for Free Download Multisim 183MB
Not only analog circuit, but it also simulates digital circuit as one may call it 'Mixed-Mode Simulator'.
Some features and limitations:
- Build simulated component evaluation circuits to quickly assess behavior of over 800 Analog Devices operational amplifiers, switches and voltage references
- Examine the unit under test in the intended circuit topology with up to 25 components
- Use built-in instruments and analyses including oscilloscopes and worst-case analysis
- Swap components easily to pinpoint best design options
- Link to the Analog Devices Design Center for more online evaluation tools
- Instantly access product pages and datasheets of each Analog Devices component
- Upgrade to a full edition of NI Multisim to complete designs and transfer to board layout with NI Ultiboard
Please follow the link for Free Download Multisim 183MB
Topics:
Circuit Simulation,
Circuit Simulator,
Electronics
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