MultiSIM like circuit simulation software for Linux

Hi,

I'm in search of a circuit simulation software for my Ubuntu installation. Previously with windows, I used MultiSIM, but I can't find any linux port for it. Only way people are suggesting is to run it under WINE, where still it has problem with applying license.

My basic requirements includes :

1. Oscilloscope features for with both waveform and frequency domain analysis

2. A good components library

3. Live simulation view.

Can anybody help me by suggesting software with these features?

Thanks ahead,

vish

element14jamie over 11 years ago

Hello Vish,
I will move this over to the Test and Measurement area as it seems a better fit to your question.

Thank you for being a member of the element14 Community!

Jamie
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shabaz over 11 years ago

Hi Vish,
There are Linux based simulators, there are also web-based ones (at a reasonable price per year but node limited) that will work on any OS. However, if you're happy with what you're using now, then you could just keep a VM for it. This is what I do - I keep several VMs on my laptop, and fire them up when needed (they run just as fast as a non-virtual OS). That way I can be OS-agnostic and use the best application on whatever OS supports it.
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vsluiter over 11 years ago

I'm using LTSpice a lot. Actually meant for electronics analysis, but you can use behavioural models for s-domain functions. Not the most graphically friendly way, but it works for the analysis I need to make
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