List of electrical engineering software

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This page is a comparison of notable electrical engineering software software.

List of electrical engineering software [1] [2]
SoftwareDeveloperOperating System/License
Advanced Design System (ADS) Keysight Technologies Windows
Altium Designer Altium Limited Windows
ANSYS Electronics ANSYS Windows, Linux
ANSYS HFSS ANSYS Windows
ANSYS Maxwell ANSYS Windows, Linux
AutoCAD – Electrical Autodesk Windows
CST Studio Suite Simulia Windows, Linux
Eagle Autodesk Windows, macOS, Linux
EMTP-RV ATPDraw Windows
EMTPWorks EMTPWorks Windows
Electrical Transient Analyzer Program ETAP/Operation Technology Inc.Windows
FreeCAD FreeCAD CommunityWindows, macOS, Linux
FreePCB FreePCB communityWindows
gEDA gEDA ProjectWindows, macOS, Linux
KTechLab KTechLab DevelopersWindows, macOS, Linux
LibrePCB LibrePCB TeamWindows, macOS, Linux
Quite Universal Circuit Simulator (QUCS)Qucs DevelopersWindows, macOS, Linux
KiCad KiCad Developers Windows, macOS, Linux
LabVIEW National Instruments Windows, macOS, Linux
LTspice Linear Technology Windows
NI Multisim National Instruments Electronics Workbench Group Windows
NL5 circuit simulator New Wave InstrumentsWindows
MATLAB MathWorks Windows, macOS, Linux
OrCAD Cadence Design Systems Windows
PowerEsim Power Integrations Web application
PSIM Powersim Inc. Windows
PSpice Cadence Design Systems Windows
Power system simulator for engineering Siemens Energy Windows
Sabre (electronic design) SaberRD Synopsys Windows
Simulink MathWorks Windows, macOS, Linux
SynchroTrace Rosh Engineering LLC Windows
TINA DesignSoftWindows
XCircuit Tim EdwardsWindows, macOS, Linux

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References

  1. "Most Important Softwares For Electrical Engineers". Arya College. Retrieved 2024-04-05.
  2. "The 50 Best Electrical Engineering Software Tools". Pannam. Retrieved 2024-04-05.