Moreover, we have more articles and samples for engineering classes on our blog – check them out.

After you read this sample, your knowledge about Multisim software will help you create circuit schemes by yourself. Also, don’t forget to check out the example of constructing a circuit in Multisim software (Guide #37). We advise all students who wish to use Multisim more efficiently to read this article. In the following article we will show you how to change component values, analyze components, use a multimeter, and more. In the long run, you will want to learn the program deeper, because this article is more about the basics. Menus and dialog boxes are useful because they give you visual reminders of most options with each step of creating the circuit. The good news for beginners is that you can accomplish most actions through menus and dialog boxes without having to actually learn all peculiarities of Multisim. In this article we continue talking about Multisim software and its basic functionality (the previous part you can read in Guide #35).

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