Good Windows Circuit Simulator Software

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Several users recommend various circuit simulator software for Windows, including Qucs, MultiSim, and Eagle, with MultiSim offering a trial version. PSpice is highlighted for its effectiveness, especially the free student version, while SPICE is noted as the best for analog circuits. EDA tools and open-source options like Logisim and klogic are also mentioned for digital circuit simulation. Ngspice is suggested for mixed circuit simulations. LTSpice is another recommended option for users seeking circuit simulation software.
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does anyone know of a good circuit simulator software that runs on windows?
 
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Multi-sim the very least you can get without paying is a trial, also eagle is fairly decent just takes some getting used too
 
I like PSpice, the student version is free. The circuit response simulator works very well.
 
It depends what kind of circuit you want to simulate.SPICE is the best for analog circuits. I also like EDA tool, you can find it for free online ( it's open source). There are a lot of good digital cicuit simulators out there. Eg, Logisim (free), klogic etc. There are also some more specific simulators like Ngspice for mixed circuit ( digital+analog).

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You may also want to give LTSpice a try.
 

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