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Claim your Discount!This is to verify that ULLAS R has completed the course Multisim Live Circuit Design and Simulation Without Software on Alison.
Alison ID: 53111396
Course Completed: Multisim Live Circuit Design and Simulation Without Software
Date of Completion: 7th April 2026
Email: [email protected]
Total Study Time: 2h 43m
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This free online course teaches you to design and simulate multiple electronic circuits with Multisim.
Do you want to design and simulate your electronic circuit effortlessly and test your prototypes without worrying about damaging your board? This course will provide all the information you need to use Multisim, the most comprehensive and reliable circuit design and simulation package on the market. You will first learn the fundamentals of the Multisim Live platform, a browser-based circuit simulator also compatible with mobile devices.
The process of designing and simulating your first circuit is next investigated, along with more sophisticated circuits, including a digital-to-analog converter, a fuse burn indicator, and essential series and parallel connections. After that, you'll learn how to save, edit, and delete circuits. Next, we discuss the steps involved in simulating electronic circuits on mobile using Multisim Live. We then explore the Grapher function and distinct simulation modes, like Transient and AC sweep.
The course continues with an overview of Ultiboard and Multisim and how to download and configure them. Next, we delve into drawing a schematic for the Arduino UNO shield, which entails adding the required parts, wiring them and checking their footprints. Subsequently, different Multisim templates for bespoke Arduino shields are presented, along with editing tips. Finally, we describe how to design a PIC microcontroller breakout board schematic. Enroll today and fuel your passion for electronic circuits.