Simulate electronic circuit using Python and the Ngspice / Xyce simulators

A Full open-source/Full with Python/ interactive course for all who like to know "What is electronics?" from scratch to basic applications.

This repository hosts the information of SPICEPilot: a training free LLM data-augmentation, new bench marking and future road-map.

A Full open-source/Full with Python/ interactive course for all who like to know "What are Communication Circuits?" from scratch to basic applications.

PyParis 2017 Talk — Circuit Simulation using Python

Simulate electronic circuit using Python and the Ngspice / Xyce simulators

Rating: (4/10) This Python script simulates circuits using PySpice, importing libraries like NumPy and Matplotlib. It defines voltage divider, diode circuits, subcircuit definitions, DC sweep analysis, and simulates each circuit using the simulator.

Power electronics simulations using the PySpice Python module

Rating: (6/10) The code combines a Pygame GUI application with a PySpice circuit simulation, providing a user-friendly interface with buttons, menu options, dropdown menus, input boxes, sliders, and text elements.

Draws circuits created using PySpice. Can be used for sanity checks, to make sure the circuit was properly defined. Still very early in development with very limited capabilities.

OhmWay is a physics/electrical based maze solver compared to conventional AI methods of solving mazes; was created for the 418 hackathon, a 24-hour hackathon hosted by MU Engima

PyWire is a GUI-first circuit simulation app built on top of PySpice. It loads or edits SPICE netlists, runs transient simulations, plots selected node voltages, and surfaces metadata, logs, RMS, FFT, and harmonic readouts in a practical desktop workflow.