- Students can create "what if" scenarios with intuitive schematic capture and interactive simulation
- Advanced SPICE analyses such as Monte Carlo and worst case help students develop their intuition
- Compare simulated data and real-world signals from NI ELVIS II hardware inside NI Multisim
- Teach instrumentation fundamentals with virtual instruments such as oscilloscopes and current probes
- Students can experiment with designs in a risk-free 3D environment before going to the lab
- A database with thousands of models ensures that most laboratory circuits can be realized virtually
NI Multisim software is an intuitive schematic and capture program with features designed specifically for educator needs. To help students understand circuit behavior, they can interactively simulate their designs using an industry-standard SPICE simulator without having to worry about the details of SPICE syntax and netlists. With interactive virtual instruments including oscilloscopes, multimeters, and current probes, students can quickly and easily predict and measure circuit characteristics, all in one software environment. With a component database of more than 10,000 components, students can experiment with a variety of circuit topologies to gain a more intuitive understanding of circuit behavior.
Educators can take theory from the classroom to the laboratory with Multisim and NI ELVIS II, an educational design and prototyping platform based on NI LabVIEW software. Students can use a 3D virtual breadboard prototyping environment to test their designs virtually before constructing them in real life. Comparing simulated signals with measured real-world signals has never been easier. With a single mouse click, students can toggle between simulated and actual measurements from NI ELVIS II prototyping hardware using NI ELVIS II instruments built inside the Multisim software environment.
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