Or lock and hide subcircuits to create "solve the black box" problems. Circuit restrictions provide instructors the ability to set up hidden faults to teach troubleshooting skills. In addition, you can create and distribute reusable simulation profiles, each of which contains a complete SPICE parameter setup to ensure your students complete their assignments successfully as they become familiar with simulation. You also can easily add narrative and graphics to circuit files to further explain concepts in a lab or self-study environment. This provides a range of powerful teaching options and the flexibility to introduce concepts in a controlled fashion so you can match the software's complexity to the student's level or course content. You can customize the Multisim user interface as well as the instruments and analyses that are available to control what a student can see and access within a circuit. Examples of various types of components in Multisimĭesigned with the educator in mind, Multisim incorporates academic features that simplify the teaching of circuit concepts and electronics. This helps students in introductory courses make the leap in understanding the difference between schematics and real circuit designs.įigure 6.
Rated components enhance student learning by “blowing up” if certain parameters (for example, power or current) are exceeded.
This is great for illustrating theoretical concepts. Virtual components allow you to set their parameters to any value you like - even if you cannot actually find a part with those values in real life.Animated components such as LEDs and seven-segment displays change their appearance in response to simulation results.Interactive components such as switches and potentiometers can be manipulated while the simulation is running.The unique types of components in Multisim are listed below: Multisim also has commonly used components, including symbols, models, and IPC-standard land patterns, from leading manufacturers such as Analog Devices, Linear Technology, Maxim Microchip, National Semiconductor, and Texas Instruments to introduce students to components used in industry. These components and unique parts are clearly organized and searchable. Find the component you need to teach the concepts you want with more than 14,000 components in the Component Library.
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