MULTISIM ALTERNATIVES INSTALL

Those are just a few of what is available, and some of what I have installed and use. Sunstone PCB123 (Design Suite runs with WINE)ДЄppCAD (Agilent Technologies AppCAD, runs with WINE) PCB123 (Porprietary Scematic & PCB CAD, runs with WINE)Д«odeCad (schematic editor circuit analyzer, runs with WINE) Xcircuit (Circuit drawer with Netlist & Spice outputs)Д®xpressPCB (free software runs with WINE) GEda (a full featured EDA system for Electronics design) I've never had any use for Autocad, so someone else will have to help you with that one. I've seen someone on this forum mention that there is a program out there to translate Scilab code to Matlab code, but I think not back? Do some digging on this Education & Science forum for more on that. The catch is, Scilab uses its own syntax and commands whereas Octave is almost a perfect clone of Matlab. Scilab is in the repositories, so it will be easier for you to install.

MULTISIM ALTERNATIVES INSTALL

You should probably try LTSpice as villindesign suggested.ДЇor a Matlab replacement, I use Octave, but you also have to install it from source. I prefer downloading the source code and installing it manually, but that might be over your head right now. ДЇor a circuit simulator, you can try gEDA, which is in the repositories. Both are in the repositories, though last time I tried it, that program seemed to be broken. Alternatively, you can try Maxima with WxMaxima. I think that if you already own a license for Windows, they'll even give you a discount, but I'm not absolutely sure. If anyone knows any similar alternative program i would be REALLY I use Mapple 10, Electronic Workbench(Multisim) 9, Matlab, Autocad Last week i installed Ubuntu Edgy cause i like the ideas that it represntsД«ut i'm in for a treat :confused: because i know nothing of Linux and its programmes!!!! I use Windows since i was 7 (i'm 23 now) and all my software is in Win.

Multisim alternatives