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Simulations use mathmatical models to predict the behaviour of a circuit. The wikipedia article is a good starting point to learn more. This tag should be used for questions related to circuit simulation tools (software).

Questions specifically about the popular SPICE simulator -- or one of its many descendant software -- should also be tagged spice.

Typically circuits are described to the simulator in either a text file "SPICE netlist" or as a graphical schematics.

Simulations use mathmatical models to predict the behaviour of a circuit. The Wikipedia article is a good starting point to learn more. This tag should be used for questions related to circuit simulation tools (software).

Questions specifically about the popular SPICE simulator, or one of its many descendant software, should also be tagged spice.

Typically circuits are described to the simulator in either a text file (like a SPICE netlist) or as a graphical schematics.

Simulations use mathmatical models to predict the behaviour of a circuit. The wikipedia article is a good starting point to learn more. This tag should be used for questions related to circuit simulation tools (software).

Simulations use mathmatical models to predict the behaviour of a circuit. The wikipedia article is a good starting point to learn more. This tag should be used for questions related to circuit simulation tools (software).

Questions specifically about the popular SPICE simulator -- or one of its many descendant software -- should also be tagged spice.

Typically circuits are described to the simulator in either a text file "SPICE netlist" or as a graphical schematics.

Simulations use mathmatical models to predict the behaviour of a circuit. The wikipedia article is a good starting point to learn more. This tag should be used for questions related to circuit simulation (software).

Simulations use mathmatical models to predict the behaviour of a circuit. The wikipedia article is a good starting point to learn more. This tag should be used for questions related to circuit simulation tools (software).