Where can i download electronic simulator

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SUMMARY

The discussion focuses on downloading electronic simulation software for PC, specifically alternatives to the AllCircuit simulator available on Android. Key recommendations include LTSpice, which is noted for its industry-standard status in discrete analog design, and NGSpice, which is praised for its capabilities but has installation challenges. Other options mentioned are WINSpice and QUCS, each serving different simulation needs. Users are encouraged to explore these tools to find the best fit for their requirements.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with electronic circuit simulation concepts
  • Basic understanding of SPICE (Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis)
  • Knowledge of installation processes for software on PC
  • Experience with circuit design software tools
NEXT STEPS
  • Download and install LTSpice to explore its features for discrete analog design
  • Research NGSpice installation guides to resolve setup issues
  • Experiment with WINSpice for additional simulation capabilities
  • Investigate QUCS for radio frequency and microwave circuit simulations
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This discussion is beneficial for electronics students, hobbyists, and engineers seeking effective electronic simulation tools for circuit design and analysis.

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I need help. I want to download electronic simulator for my PC. Something that works just like- allcircuit simulator tool on android.
 
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Jamesangelo said:
I need help. I want to download electronic simulator for my PC. Something that works just like- allcircuit simulator tool on android.

Just search the PF or Google for free SPICE download. I think LTSpice has a good free download, especially for students.
 
Thanks berkeman ...LPspice is cool ... Though still trying to get accustom to its tools
 
What are the differences between this spiceS ? @Foiwater
 
You will have to try them out and see - I don't use any of these I use multisim but it's limited especially if you are using the program for actual designs

I've heard the best of the above is ngspice but I have no support for that claim
 
LTspice is at this point almost industry-standard for discrete analog design.
 
Have downloaded ngspice but the setup file seems to be missing in the package ... Maybe I don't know how to install it... I need help
 

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