NI Multisim

Self-PEPSI Training in NI Multisim

NI Multisim, also known as NEMO electronics, is an open-source electronics simulator software designed for creating electronics and communication systems. Developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), it supports the design of simple electronic circuits, multilayer resistors, and multilayer capacitors in electrical engineering and thermal design. For over 35 years, NI Multisim has been a cornerstone in designing digital electronic circuits.

The software functions as a standalone electronic engineering simulator, supporting various input and output devices, or as a component of an integrated circuit design tool for developing electronic systems. A key benefit of using NI Multisim is its ability to facilitate large-scale circuit design without requiring printed circuit boards (PCBs), boards, or traces. This flexibility stems from its capacity to incorporate multiple design patterns. The latest version, 6.0, introduces advanced circuit design techniques, including hot spot amplification, FETs, MOSFETs, and n-type materials. Users can easily adjust voltage and temperature simulation settings for diverse circuits, enabling graduate students to develop power transistors and bipolar voltage swing configurations for various applications.

Through NI Multisim, users gain hands-on experience in designing effective electronic systems by creating and implementing complex working models. Additionally, students explore information technology concepts such as RF and wireless technologies, software-testing methods, and software implementation techniques through a blend of self-paced online training and in-class lab sessions. This training provides graduate students with valuable exposure to real-world technologies essential for their future careers. By engaging in practical exercises with NI Multisim, students also learn to debug and repair electronic systems.

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