Spectrum Software has released Micro-Cap 9, the ninth generation
of our SPICE circuit simulator.
For users of previous Micro-Cap versions, check out the
new features available in the
latest version. For those of you who are new to Micro-Cap, take our
features tour to see
what Micro-Cap has to offer.
Waveform Plotting - During the Run
So you can see exactly what's occurring, Micro-Cap produces
waveform plots and graphs during the run. As a result, you
can stop the run to correct problems and avoid wasted time.
And it's also much more interesting.
You can also change simulation parameters - like temperature,
simulation time, or initial conditions - and run a new
simulation without recompiling the circuit.
For reviewing waveforms, you may zoom, pan, resize, scale,
tag data points, inspect values, and analyze waveforms and
curves. Scope lets you magnify a waveform, read out its
value, check its slope, find a peak, normalize the waveform,
compare it to another waveform, measure its rise time,
fall time, width, period, peak-to-peak value, or many
other performance criteria.
You can also annotate the plot with text, add graphics,
and add numeric tags that show the X and Y values at
individual data points or between two data points.