10 circuit simulation apps for amateurs and professionals

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>>18292047 Very good cool program! Can simulate PIC microcontrollers as well as Arduino and any digital ones. Very popular in education in Latin America and Spain, just don't know why not in Poland.

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>>18292416 as for me super, the best, because it can simulate the behaviour of digital circuits, microcontrollers and Arduino
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The discussion revolves around various circuit simulation applications suitable for both amateurs and professionals in electronics design. Users emphasize the importance of simulation tools to avoid costly design errors before physical prototyping. Key software mentioned includes LTspice, QUCS, Multisim, TINA, Proteus VSM, and Cadence OrCAD. Users express preferences for specific tools based on features, usability, and cost, highlighting LTspice as a standout option. Other tools like Electronics Workbench and Micro-Cap 12 are also recommended, with some users noting the limitations of free versions and the need for registration in certain applications. The conversation also touches on the simulation of digital circuits and the availability of tools for different operating systems.
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