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In this section of our website we have collected and created various resources regarding circuit theory, circuit analysis using theoretical calculations and circuit simulation as well as circuit design using the circuit designer and optimization capabilities of TINA and TINACloud.

Note that our resources are under continuous extension, development and update. Nearly every day new topics and simulations are added. We suggest to stay tuned and check the news regularly.

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DesignSoft at WORLDDIDAC Russia 2017

First and second day of Worlddidac Moscow 2017.

DesignSoft Team

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DesignSoft at World Education Days in Bern

We cordially invite you to visit DesignSoft’s stand at the World Education Days in Bern.

8-10 November 2016, BERNEXPO, Bern, Switzerland

Hall 3.0/ E10

We are looking forward to meet you at our stand, where we will present our latest versions of TINA, TINACloud, LabXplorer, EDISON & NEWTON.

DesignSoft at World Education Days in Bern

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Creating Subcircuits from Spice Netlists, Part 1: Simple 5-terminal Operational Amplifiers

In TINA you can create your own components from any Spice subcircuit that you have made or downloaded from the Internet.

Watch our tutorial video

to see how to create an UA741 Operational Amplifier model using a Spice Subcircuit in TINA:

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Michael Koltai
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Using Hardware Description Languages in TINACloud, Part 1: Creating Macros from VHDL

Using Hardware Description Languages, Part 1: Creating Macros from VHDL in TINACloud

Hardware Description Languages (HDL) are powerful tools to describe and simulate complex electronic devices.

In this tutorial video

we will show how you can create a macro from a VHDL (.vhd) code and use in TINACloud. You can create macros from Verilog, Verilog-A and Verilog-AMS files in a similar way.

Watch our tutorial video to see how you can create a macro from a VHDL (.vhd) code and use in TINACloud.