There are other electronics software already present in the industry aside from Multisim, but I have to agree that Multisim is now one of the most reliable and leading simulation tool that you can use when you are looking for accuracy and real time synchronization of your actual circuits.
What is Multisim?
It is relevant for non–users of this software to be oriented of its functions, capabilities and advantages so that they can shy away from constructing electronic circuits manually. Multisim is a program that you can use to simulate circuits before you actually build them in the lab. Multisim is a product of National Instruments. It's schematic capture and simulation program designed for schematic entry, simulation, and feeding to downstage steps, such as PCB layout. It also includes mixed analog/digital simulation capability, and micro-controller co-simulation.
According to National Instruments, Multisim has these features:
1. SPICE simulation
2. XSPICE simulation
3. Export to Excel and NI LabVIEW
4. Component creation wizard
5. Import/Export to .LVM and .TDM
6. Custom LabVIEW instruments
7. SPICE convergence assistant
8. BSIM 4 MOSFET model support
9. Temperature simulation parameters
10. Add simulation probe to analysis
11. Measurements probes
12. Microcontroller (MCU) simulation
13. MCU C-Code support
14. Automation API
15. Input/Output LabVIEW instruments
16. BSIM 4.6.3
17. Support for BSIMSOI; EKV; VBIC
18. Advanced diode parameter models
19. SPICE Netlist viewer
20. Grapher annotations
21. Grapher smart legend
22. NI hardware connectors
23. LabVIEW/Multisim co-simulation
24. Grapher—Digital Display
Multisim isn’t just for engineers, experts, and manufacturers. It can also be used by Electronics/ Electrical Engineering students for their own studies and projects. This will help them to save time and of course, help students to overcome financial struggles. Multisim simulation software produces exactly the same result as manual simulation.
