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UTILIZING THE NI MULTISIM PROGRAM FOR THE EXECUTION OF LABORATORY EXERCISES IN ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS AND DIGITAL ELECTRONICS

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Jure Zorić
Jure Zorić
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Faculty of Technical Engineering, University of Bihać, Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Abstract

Conventional school laboratories are often inadequately equipped in terms of the necessary hardware, required space and other supporting equipment needed to guarantee the quality of laboratory exercises in the field of electrical engineering. Special software products such as NI Multisim remove many obstacles and enable better mastering of learning materials. This article discusses the use of a special software product called NI Multisim in modeling and simulating operations of electronic circuits and
digital electronic circuits at the high school level. Specific cases of performing laboratory exercises on electronic circuits and digital electronics are described, what also gives a glimpse of potentials of NI Multisim. At the end of the article, conclusions about the work performed are presented.

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