#QUCS SIMULATION DC SIMULATOR#

#QUCS SIMULATION DC SIMULATOR#

Most of them look very similar and are based on spice model but they are all Online simulator cloud based with account creation and all the circus. So why not simulating the circuit before breadboarding it?īrowsing on the net i found quite a lot of online circuit simulator like partsim, Circuit lab, falstad and plenty more.

You can always tweak some value on your breadboard prototype but it can be very tedious and frustrating. Of course browsing on the net give you access to an unlimited already calculated and working schematics but they can be very frustrating because you don't have the proper capacitor or resistor value to breadboard it.

are the only calculation i'm able to do without having to remember my maths :) Simulation ended on Sat 20.Because my university period is now fare away behind me, my maths and electronic theory are very very rusty and U=R*I and P=U*I. NOTIFY: DC1: convergence reached after 22 iterations

NOTIFY: DC1: creating node list for DC analysis I can give you additional information if you need them. The thing which is weird is when I add a sweep (even if no parameter is swept), the simulation works well: this segmentation fault appears on Linux Mint 19 (based on Ubuntu 18.04) but not on Linux Mint 18 (based on Ubuntu 16.04).

When I made the simulation into text mode, I get a segmentation fault.

Qucs simulation dc