diytube.com

http://www.mouser.com/MultiSimBlue/

Very interesting! A special Mouser version of MultiSIM from NI. Digikey recently started their own software solution, too, but this looks better. No Linux or Apple support (sorry, Geek!).

Shannon

Interesting indeed. Since even the "Base" version of MultiSim costs over $1,500 US, I wonder how stripped down this Mouser version must be to give away for free.

Heh, doubt my one Windoze box (a lappy) has the RAM to run it, dang!!

From this write-up, it looks like you're limited to designs with 50 components or less. That will probably be enough for most of my tube projects, but maybe not all.

http://www.pddnet.com/news/2014/08/mous ... nstruments

Circuit Maker Student was so limited. DIY'ers still use it!

Geek wrote:Circuit Maker Student was so limited. DIY'ers still use it!

Good point. The most attractive feature of the Mouser tool, for me, would be its integration with a circuit board layout application, something that is clumsy at best using LTspice. Anyway, it sounds interesting and I'll certainly give it a try.

Ray wrote:From this write-up, it looks like you're limited to designs with 50 components or less. That will probably be enough for most of my tube projects, but maybe not all.

Unlimited layers and board size, but 50 components max? Good grief.

Shannon

It looks like MultiSIM Blue has been released:

https://lumen.ni.com/nicif/US/GB_INFOMU ... tent.xhtml

Has anyone tried it?

No online reviews yet. I'll keep on eye on Twitter. Must let someone else be the test subject.

Shannon

Shannon Parks wrote:No online reviews yet. I'll keep on eye on Twitter. Must let someone else be the test subject.
Shannon

Amen to that!