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Multisim Touch for iPad Now Available
Hello Circuit Designers,
I wanted to let everyone know that Multisim Touch for iPad is now available on iTunes. The newest addition to the Multisim lineup provides engineers, educators and students a platform to design and simulate analog circuits anywhere. This low-cost, native SPICE simulation and design app allows users to quickly build circuits with a library of common devices and visualize performance in an interactive graphical environment.
Building a circuit is simply a matter of tapping components from the component bins and dragging on to the workspace. Tap a terminal to begin a wire and the tap a destination to complete the connection. Multisim Touch supports rotate components, voltage and current probes, set component values, undo/redo and many other standard features of the full Multisim desktop versions. These Multisim Touch Getting Started Videos give a good introduction to creating and simulating a design.
To share and store circuit files Multisim Touch provides integration with email and DropboxTM. A design on the tablet can be shared with other Multisim Touch users. If the design is ready to be integrated into a more sophisticated project it can also be opened in Multisim for the desktop. Circuit designers can then take advantage of the advanced technology of Multisim on the desktop including more analyses, more components as well as integration to PCB layout (Ultiboard) or connection to NI hardware such as NI myDAQ, NI ELVIS and LabVIEW.
Please let me know if you have any feedback or questions on this or any other Multisim topics.
Campbell B
National Instruments
