Multisim GUI Training
Circuit designing, simulations and performance analysis on the circuits using MultiSim Software
Ratings 5.00 / 5.00
What You Will Learn!
- How to use Multisim software to design and simulate differential amplifier circuits.
- The difference between ideal and non-ideal differential amplifiers and how to incorporate these differences in circuit design.
- How to apply the concepts and skills learned in this course to real-world circuit design problems.
- How to incorporate feedback into differential amplifier circuits to improve their performance.
Description
This Multisim training course covers a basic understanding of User Interface, schematic capture and UI and complete circuits containing both analog and digital components. The topic covers the design process, placing and wiring components, learning about organized menus, toolbox design and accessing toolbars (creation, adding/remove, display). The course covers the basics of learning programs on schematic capture followed by simulation, virtual instruments, and analyses & graphs finally results and post-processing.
You will learn how to create a circuit button using RF Filter by placing components like capacitors, AC voltage. Setting your parameters to achieve filtering and viewing simulation.
In this Multisim training course, you will learn about schematic drawings with components and wiring. You will learn global preferences, sheet properties and inserting title block & adding subcircuits. You will also walk through learning drawing Schematic sheet and power supply.
This Multisim course works through a basic introduction to Microprocessor units. Here students were taught the use of each element of the software tool. You will be trained on Microcontrollers such as 8051 a and 8052 and PIC 16F84 to program in assembly code, designing advanced peripherals like ROM, RAM chips, LCD and others and designing Motherboards. This Multisim training course covers the performance analysis of Multisim. The course goes with an introduction to multi sim schematics, circuit voltages for variables.
Who Should Attend!
- Electronics enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding of differential amplifiers and their applications.
- Professionals working in the electronics industry who need to design or analyze differential amplifier circuits.