Power electronics design is a critical aspect of modern engineering, influencing the efficiency, reliability, and performance of numerous applications. Developing circuits that meet stringent ...

DC/DC Designer is a simulation tool used to create and simulate power supply circuits using the company’s regulators. It features a graphical user interface that can help create and then simulate a ...

The underlying solver algorithms used in power grid (PG) simulation today are derivations of circuit simulation algorithms first developed many decades ago. In fact, the 40 th anniversary of SPICE (a ...

Real-time simulation of power electronic systems represents a transformative advance in both academic research and industrial application. By utilising hardware platforms such as field programmable ...

The original circuit simulation software, called the Simulation Program with Integrated Circuit Emphasis, or SPICE as it is more commonly known, was originally developed at the University of ...

Many aspects of semiconductor design and verification have an ever-growing “need for speed” that has outpaced the performance improvements available by running on CPUs. Electronic design automation ...

A global leader in simulation programming for complex power electronics systems is donating software to Alfred University, which engineering students will use to model electrical circuits, power ...

From circuit simulation to embedded firmware testing and PCB design, Proteus lets you see how hardware and code work together ...

LTSpice is one of the most famous Circuit Simulation Software among Electrical and Electronic Students. Developed by Linear Technology, it has an array of different devices, so, you won’t be missing ...

Cadence Design Systems is striking back against Synopsys with a new software tool that speeds up simulations that help engineers test new semiconductor blueprints before moving onto production. The ...

Figure 1: Comparison between conventional and PT-symmetry-based wireless power transfer schemes as the source–receiver resonant coupling rate κ varies as a function of transfer distance d. Figure 3: ...