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DesignSpark Circuit Simulator is a cloud-hosted and browser-based software. Users benefit from an always up-to-date software without the need to download anything. These frequent updates add new features and improve user experience. The following changelog summarises the updates on a monthly basis.
Changelog
November 2024:
- Improved auto-naming of components and nets
- All registered users can export and import designs and components
- Fixed: Connecting digital bus pins and wire segments
October 2024:
- Improvements to “Export to Xpedition Flow”:- Support for Spice and VHDL model libraries- Support for Designer colour schemes- Support for global parameters
- New instructional document for the ”Export to Xpedition Flow” option
- Customize the sort order of models in a model library- Based on model order in the Library Editor
- New tooltips when displaying a list of swappable parts
- More vertical space in the Manual Options section of the simulation settings flyout
- Scrollbars on the toolbar flyouts
- Improved messaging regarding import and export of designs and components
- Fixed: occasional hanging when interrupting a simulation
- Fixed: Removed the extra probe line on small waveboxes
- Fixed: issue uploading a model’s textIO file
September 2024:
- Export design and its components to the Xpedition flow
- Import design previously exported as JSON data
- Export and import components as JSON data
- Improved component tooltips (better placement, added scrollbar)
- New help for simulation log window
- Improved wavebox probe line placement
- Removed waveform legends in wavebox
- Fixed: waveform database table was full, causing the simulator to fail
- Fixed: model parsing error related to port keyword
- Fixed: one use case resulted in frozen waveboxes during app load
- Fixed: wavebox "View All" option didn’t always view all
July 2024:
- Downloading one or more waveforms after zooming in will result in a csv file that includes just the visible x range of data.
June 2024:
- Export a design as JSON data (accessible via the “Export Design” button in the top menu)
- Download a design’s netlist (accessible by opening the Simulation Log window and clicking the “Download Netlist” button)
- In the waveform viewer or a wavebox, users can change a cursor’s y-value by double-clicking its y-value flag
- Deleting a component now prevents it from appearing in the component browser, but keeps it available for existing designs that use it
- The centre point for the symbol of a user-created component can now be modified
- Fixed: when attaching a probe, further mouse clicks while downloading data resulted in duplicate waveforms
May 2024:
- Moderated groups available with a DesignSpark Engineer subscription. Ideal for companies or project teams to keep their designs and discussions private: How to create and manage moderated groups
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