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Switching converters, straight to steady state.

Draw a schematic or paste a netlist. DC, AC, transient, Bode, and the periodic steady state of a switching converter in one solve, with no start-up transient to wait through.

What does the Circuits & Power Electronics do?

The Circuits & Power Electronics module is a SPICE-style simulator in the browser. It runs DC operating point, AC sweep, transient and Bode analyses, and adds an exact periodic steady-state solve for switching converters: instead of simulating thousands of cycles until the output settles, it computes the steady-state waveform directly. You can draw a schematic or paste a netlist, and it opens existing LTspice .asc schematics. Magnetic parts designed in the Magnetics Designer drop in with their real losses.

Features

Steady state in one solve

Exact periodic steady state for piecewise-linear switching circuits: no start-up transient to wait through.

Opens LTspice files

Import an existing LTspice .asc schematic and keep working on it in the browser.

DC, AC, transient, Bode

The standard analyses, plus small-signal Bode plots of the switching converter.

Runs anywhere

Mac, Linux, Windows, ARM and Chromebooks: nothing to install.

Limits

Not every LTspice primitive or vendor-encrypted model is supported on import; unsupported parts are reported, not silently dropped.

Every module ships with reference cases that run in our CI. See validation for how results are checked.

Related modules

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Frequently asked questions

Can I open LTspice .asc files?

Yes. The Circuits module imports LTspice .asc schematics. Parts it cannot map are listed so you can replace them.

What does exact switching steady state mean?

For a switching converter the simulator solves for the periodic waveform directly rather than running a long transient until the circuit settles, so efficiency and ripple are available in one solve.

Does it run on a Mac?

Yes. It runs in any modern browser, and there is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux.