Steady state in one solve
Exact periodic steady state for piecewise-linear switching circuits: no start-up transient to wait through.
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.
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.
Exact periodic steady state for piecewise-linear switching circuits: no start-up transient to wait through.
Import an existing LTspice .asc schematic and keep working on it in the browser.
The standard analyses, plus small-signal Bode plots of the switching converter.
Mac, Linux, Windows, ARM and Chromebooks: nothing to install.
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.
Predict the conducted-emission spectrum of a switching converter through a LISN against CISPR 32, CISPR 25 or FCC Part 15.107 limits, with DM/CM split, peak, quasi-peak and average detectors, margin and a first filter.
Loop gain of a switching converter on the exact switching model: gain and phase margin, Floquet stability verdict, subharmonic map for peak current mode, and compensator auto-tune.
From input and output specs to candidate converter topologies, real parts and an efficiency, volume and cost Pareto front with error bands, each design verified by an exact steady-state simulation.
Yes. The Circuits module imports LTspice .asc schematics. Parts it cannot map are listed so you can replace them.
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.
Yes. It runs in any modern browser, and there is a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux.