NI Multisim Reviews

i like that i can milusation and drawing

the foodprint library in ultaboard and it can not talk to oder file.

Multisim syncs all your projects. You can access them fron wherever you log in. I can also find a lot of projects and circuits already published publicly by the community. I find this very useful. The features are of course completely resourceful.

Multisim does not show a graphical simulation of working circuits which is sometimes a setback. Other than that, it covers majority of the circuits and simulations.

The main feature of NI Multisim is how it backs up all your projects and provides online access from any device.

This time of pandemic has hampered laboratory work to a large extent. NI Multisim has helped me throughout my course to still have an intuitive and quantitative idea of what's going on in many circuits.

It has ability to uphold theory with circuit simulation.

I don't find many of the components like microcontroller etc, and it should be totally free for students.

I would really like to recommend this software to others on behalf of my experience

The Multisim design approach helps you save prototype iterations and optimize printed circuit board (PCB) designs earlier in the process.

.Its very good for designing electronic circuit

Almost all the components founded

This program can give results almost similar to reality

Some components missing

The simplicity of software easy to understand and execute

Non availability of some libraries in different countries

If you're new to the field of Electronics and related fields it is surely the first step in right direction consider it .

Electronics circuit designing and resolution .

The best thing about NI Multisim is its simplicity, the way its designed to cater electronics engineers and help them simulate come of the basic as well as complex circuits, like I have personally used it in college a lot for simulating my projects. For Eg. I had designed an instrumentation amplifier and I was able to demonstrate its functionality to my professors at college through Multisim even before creating the circuit on PCB. Anyone who has just basic knowledge of electronics and easily use Multisim right away and the library is also enriched specifically for low power electronic circuits and the ICs are also available if we have a good Digital Design to be made. I have found it useful to explain the engineers at my current organization also about the working of some projects which we are currently building.

We cannot use NI Multisim for heavy power circuits since its library does not have certain power components in it such as Power MOSFET, Power SCR etc. Otherwise rest everything is good. I faced some issues when I was creating a circuit of Multistage Power Amplifiers but then it was solved because I used Multisim Documentation and Help which was there online and also in the Software. I think some part of the software such as libraries having power components can also be updated with latest power components available in market.

I would like to recommend NI Multisim to people who are freshers as well as industry professionals and also to electronics DIY enthusiasts who want to build and simulate some really good and amazing circuits and want to have accurate results while prototyping.

I am an Electronics and Telecommunication engineer and I happen to simulate circuits very often so I use Multisim every time. The Analysis options which Multisim provides for analyzing the waveforms and sweep analysis is very good and is always helpful.

The easy to use User interface & the help.

There is nothing I dislike about this app

Go get it. It's the best in the market. Ive tested a lot.

Simulation of circuit designs before I test in real and creating ocb designs for printing. I absolutely love Multisim.

The easy way of connecting and testing the circuits.

I can test my electrical knowledge by setting the meters and realising what is good or not.

Circuit Designing analyzing and verifying results. It is also helpful in teaching circuits. It is much much better than proteus. It's results are very much close to real world, if I use right components. I have solved Analog to digital and digital to Analog Converter using Multisim. It is very helpful in solving logics and algorithms. I have solved 5 bit Karnaugh map on multisim using logic converter tool. Logic converter tool gave me a an equation, which I used in making logic of my obstacle avoiding robot.

I don't find many of the components, like microcontrollers and Arduino and other electronic instruments and ICs. Please include as much as microcontrollers and Arduinos as you can.

It doesn't have arduino and sensor library. I can't test or verify sensor results using multisim tool.

It is a suggestion, please make a library for arduino and related sensors like, ultrasonic sensor etc.

Multisim is really handy and helpful tool has a lot of simulation tools and a lot of analog and digital circuits to simulate. It has tools like oscilloscope amd logic analyzers built in.

No support for microcontrollers and higher levels digital circuits. Also the portability is limited as the number of ICs that can be added as modules are limited.

There are enough tutorials over the internet. Just search and you'll find all the error codes being sold on the internet.

I have been designing class A and class B amplifiers. Software is perfect for this purpose.