Features
- DC, transient, small-signal
- Efficient "steady-state waveform" computation
- digital (event-driven) simulation
- mixed-signal simulation
- perfectly "general" elements (mechanical, thermal, etc.)
- GUI for schematic capture, plotting, etc.
- Allows user-defined elements (linux version only)
- Free !!
Using SEQUEL for course work
A large number of ready-made simulation examples are made available with the SEQUEL distribution. These examples can be used in courses on electronics and power electronics in a variety of ways:
- class-room demonstration of basic concepts by running exisiting examples in class
- assigning simulation exercises in which students tinker with parameter values and observe their effect on simulation results
- assigning design problems (for which simulation can be used to verify the design)
- assigning "projects" in which students design and simulate a complex circuit or system
Downloads
- Electronics examples
ppt format (5 MB)
pdf format (5 MB) - Power Electronics examples
ppt format (5 MB)
pdf format (6 MB) - SEQUEL distribution for Windows (for Windows 2000/XP/vista)
- SEQUEL distribution for Linux
SEQUEL GUI for Linux
SEQUEL binaries for Linux - GUI demo (57 MB) (Maybe, you can do without this one!)
- Slides on circuit simulation (presentation format)
Techniques for circuit simulation (2 MB)
Circuit simulation: transient analysis (2 MB) - Slides on circuit simulation (hand-out format)
These are for printing (they will use much less toner than the presentation format), but print them only if you must. Save trees!
Techniques for circuit simulation (2 MB)
Circuit simulation: transient analysis (2 MB)
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