M.

AWAIS UL HAQ (20-EE-121)

UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING AND

TECHNOLOGY, TAXILA

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

POWER ELECTRONICS
LAB# 01

Submitted By:

M.AWAIS UL HAQ AWAISI

Roll No.:

20-EE-121

Submitted To:

Engr.Shuja Irfan
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Lab #01
Introduction to Basic Multisim Commands, Implementation of Small
Practice Circuits and Familiarization with Analysis modes.
Objectives:
1. Introduce basic Multisim commands.
2. Implement small practice circuits.
3. Familiarize with Multisim analysis modes.
4. Enhance hands-on experience with circuit simulations.
5. Develop proficiency in Multisim for circuit design.

Theory:
Multisim, now known as NI Circuit Design Suite, is a robust simulation software
widely employed for the design and analysis of electronic circuits. It permits users to
simulate and assess circuits before their physical construction, aiding in debugging and
optimizing designs. The software seamlessly combines industry-standard SPICE
simulation with an interactive schematic environment, providing immediate visualization
and analysis of electronic circuit behavior. Designed by National Instruments, NI
Multisim serves as a comprehensive tool for electronic circuit design, simulation, and
testing. Its schematic editor enables users to simulate various electronic circuits,
encompassing DC, AC, and transient responses. The software boasts a library of
diverse electronic components and virtual instruments such as oscilloscopes and
function generators, facilitating interactive circuit exploration. Recognized for its user-
friendly interface, Multisim is particularly beneficial in educational settings, supporting
educators in reinforcing circuit theory and enhancing student retention throughout
engineering curricula. The software's hands-on approach allows for the design,
simulation, and comprehension of electronic circuits prior to physical implementation.
Furthermore, Multisim offers integration capabilities with other NI software and
hardware, enabling instrument control and interfacing with real-world setups. Widely
adopted in educational institutions, it provides a platform for students to gain practical
experience in electronics. Additionally, Multisim seamlessly integrates with NI Ultiboard
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for PCB layout and routing, delivering a comprehensive solution for electronics design
and prototyping.

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 Task #01:
Take a screenshot of your Multisim Blank File. Identify and label the different
toolbars and toolboxes present with different numbers as shown in the figure
below. Write a detailed description of the toolbars and the functions they have.
(Solution)

1. Standard Toolbar: Just below the main toolbar, the standard toolbar includes icons
for frequently used functions like cut, copy, paste, and zoom.
2. View Toolbar: It contains various icons to control the view of the circuit, such as
zoom in, zoom out etc.
3. Place Probe Toolbar: This toolbar provides quick access to functions like probing
and measurement tools.
4. Simulation Toolbar: Contains icons related to simulation of the circuit such as run
and stop. It also shows various analysis modes, such as DC Operating Point and
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Transient, is the 'Simulate' toolbar. It's used for setting up different types of
simulations.
5. Components Toolbar: Focus on the toolbar with icons like resistors, capacitors,
and other components. This is the 'Place' toolbar used for adding components to
your circuit.
6. Design Toolbox: Contains hierarchal description of the entire project.
7. Instrument Toolbar: It contains different instruments which can be used to measure
various parameters of the circuit during simulation.
 Task 2:
Simulate the Simple Circuit in Figure with three different modes

(Solution)
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Component Measured Voltage Across Measured Current Measured Power

Component Through Component
V1 12 V 6 mA -72 mW
R1 6V 6 mA 36 mW
R2 6V 6 mA 36 mW
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 Task #03
Set the voltage of the AC source to 30V, resistance of R1 to 3𝑘Ω and resistance
of R2 to 2𝑘Ω (Include the screenshot of the circuit). Perform the transient
analysis of the circuit to display 3 cycles of the waveform. Display the voltage of
source and resistors on the plot. (Include Screenshot of the Transient Analysis)

(Solution)

Circuit:

Simulation:
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 Task 4:
Run the circuit and observe the output (Include the screenshot of the simulation
Output). Through cursor, show the current obtained when voltage is 5V.
(Solution)

Comments:In DC analysis of a 1N4007 diode in MultiSim, the X-axis typically represents

varying DC biasing levels, offering insights into the steady-state behavior of the diode
under different conditions. Meanwhile, in transient analysis, the X-axis denotes time,
revealing the diode's dynamic response to changes over time, such as switching events.
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The plots obtained through DC analysis showcase the diode's performance under steady-
state conditions, while transient analysis highlights its time-dependent behavior, providing
a comprehensive understanding of the diode's characteristics in electronic circuits.

Results and Conclusion:-

 Results:

 DC analysis in MultiSim revealed steady-state behavior under varied biasing.

 Transient analysis captured dynamic responses, showcasing signal propagation.

 AC analysis and sensitivity exploration enhanced understanding of frequency and

parameters.

 Familiarity with MultiSim modes facilitated efficient circuit exploration.

 Conclusion:

 DC analysis provided key insights into static behavior.

 Transient analysis offered a dynamic view of time-dependent responses.

 AC and sensitivity analysis broadened knowledge on frequency and parameters.

 Overall, MultiSim practice enriched electronic design skills comprehensively.