Overview
The NI Multisim Fundamental Circuits series presents many frequently used circuits and design topologies, essential in the understanding of electronics. These examples, for new or advanced users, provide a powerful starting point to building a library of circuits showcasing various components, designs and the power of interactive SPICE simulation and analyses.
Divided into seven chapters consisting of RLC, Diode, Transistor, Amplifier, Opamp, Filter and Miscellaneous circuits, groups of circuits can be downloaded. Each circuit is documented to indicate the illustrated design concept.
Chapter 1: RLC Circuits
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Chapter 1 provides a number of detailed and documented circuits investigating basic electronics laws and passive component designs with interactive SPICE simulation.
To view the Chapter 1 circuits click here.
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Chapter 2: Diodes
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Chapter 2 provide examples of diode and Zener diode circuits. Topics covered include half and full rectifier circuits as well as voltage regulation.
To view the Chapter 2 circuits click here.
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Chapter 3: Transistors
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Chapter 3 focuses on transistor based circuits. The detailed and documented examples include various PNP and NPN biased transistors.
To view the Chapter 3 circuits click here.
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Chapter 4: Amplifiers
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Chapter 4 investigates various amplifier designs with interactive SPICE simulation and analyses. The amplifier examples include both single and two stage designs.
To view the Chapter 4 circuits click here.
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Chapter 5: Opamps
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Chapter 5 examines a number of Operational Amplifier circuits with interactive SPICE simulation. Topics include inverting and non-inverting designs, as well as peak detectors.
To view the Chapter 5 circuits click here.
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Chapter 6: Filters
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Chapter 6 explores the concept of filter design with topics including low-pass, high-pass, butterworth and notch filters.
To view the Chapter 6 circuits click here.
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Chapter 7: Miscellaneous Circuits
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Chapter 7 studies a number of miscellaneous designs. Topics include transitor-to-transistor logic (TTL), oscillators and filters.
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transformers, coupling coils
Would like to have some examples
about transformers and coupling coils.
Creating the right model for linear and
non-linear systems. Air/iron/ferrite
differences. Just the top of the iceberg,
so I don't have to step into ALL of that
PSPICE stuff.
- i.vandiemen@han.nl - Jan 24, 2008
Problem opening folders
What program do i need to open the
ccts downloaded from the abvove
mentioned document beside unzipping
with winzip?
- Vhusiumuzi Mataga, Process Automation. vhusi@hotmail.com - Nov 22, 2007
Decimal to Binary Thumbwheel Switch
Under the place command library is there
such a component as a Decimal to Binary
Thumbwheel Switch ? If not how would I create
such a part ?
- Avery Miles, NASA. avery.i.miles@nasa.gov - Apr 11, 2007
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