PSpice

PSpice is a highly functional electric circuit board simulator that allows engineers and designers to develop and plan a circuit board.  PSpice simulates the design of an actual circuit board, down to every detail, so that developers can design and coordinate every component in advance and ensure that it's going to function properly to meet their needs.  PSpice allows students to learn, or professionals to develop, design, and implement ideas.  

Features: 

• Ability to develop analog or mixed-signal systems
• Uses the Monte Carlo method to increase effectiveness and success
• Utilizes the Smoke method to help identify problem components
• Simple enough for students, but complex enough to meet the needs of professionals

PSpice for Windows is the only design simulation software you will need to complete all your electric circuit board simulations.  Designed for both students and professionals, PSpice contains all the components necessary to design and simulate an electric circuit board and to identify any problems and issues in advance so that they can be fixed.  Using PSpice will help students to learn how to effectively design functioning electric circuit boards, and it will save professionals much time and money by identifying problems and issues before they happen.  By creating a simulation, professional engineers can test out their electric circuit board in advance and determine if there are areas that are overloaded or that might be problematic in action.  

PSpice uses cutting edge up-to-date technology to ensure that simulations are accurate and effective.

PSpice is set up to accommodate both analog and mixed-signal entities, giving it maximum flexibility for design needs.  When issues are detected, students and engineers can design solutions to correct them and be sure that everything works properly before putting it in place.  This will prevent costly incidents of electric circuit board failure or overload in practice and overall can save professionals much time and money in their work.  PSpice is definitely a critical tool for any professional and can help students learn how to navigate the complex world of electric circuit design.