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NI Multisim 10.1 Professional Virtual Instruments and Analyses

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Overview

National Instruments Multisim provides a powerful, yet simple interface for professional engineers to utilize SPICE simulation in their design process. The simulation process in Multisim is split into two basic steps;

  1. Validate the transient behavior of a circuit with interactive simulation and Virtual Instruments
  2. Utilize advanced SPICE simulation analyses to further investigate circuit behavior

This article showcases the various virtual instruments and analyses that are available in the Base, Full and Power Pro editions of Multisim 10.1

 

NI Multisim Virtual Instruments

The following chart investigates the virtual instruments available in the Base, Full and Power Pro editions of NI Multisim 10.1

To learn more about the virtual instruments, view the  Overview of NI Multisim Virtual Instruments article.

To learn how to use the virtual instruments, view the How to Use NI Multisim Virtual Instruments article.

 

Virtual Instrument

Base

Full

Power Pro

       

2 Channel Scope

4 Channel Scope

 

 

Ammeter

 

Bode Plotter

 

Current Probe

 

Distortion Analyzer

 

Frequency Counter

 

Function Generator

IV Analyzer

 

 

Logic Analyzer

 

Logic Converter

 

Measurement Probe

Multimeter

Network Analyzer

 

 

Spectrum Analyzer

 

 

Voltmeter

 

Wattmeter

 

Word Generator

 

Agilent Function Generator

 

 

Agilent Multimeter

 

Agilent Scope

 

 

Tektronix Scope

 

 

 

NI Multisim SPICE Analyses

The following chart investigates the advanced SPICE analyses available in the Base, Full and Power Pro editions of NI Multisim 10.1

 

SPICE Analysis

Base

Full

Power Pro

       

AC

 

Batched

 

 

DC Operating Point

 

DC Sweep

 

Distortion

 

Fourier

 

Monte Carlo

 

Nested Sweep

 

 

Noise

 

 

Noise Figure

 

Pole Zero

 

Parameter Sweep

 

Sensitivity

 

Temperature Sweep

 

Trace Width

 

Transfer Function

 

Transient

 

User Defined

 

 

Worst Case

 

 

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