Multisim Basic AC Simulations

In this video we explore how to use the Student Edition of Multisim to perform single-frequency AC simulations. We look at two methods. The first method is interactive and gives us the magnitudes of various voltages and currents. The second method yields complex values (either magnitude with angle or real with imaginary). Unfortunately, this method has a bug wherein it ignores the amplitude of the generator and just uses 1 volt. I guess you could think of these as "normalized values" but that seems a little sketchy to me.
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Thanks for the tutorial..

[@Dr.Eng.Kemal_AMAYA]

How I can draw İnput Voltage with 220 V, 20KHz square wave?

[@ElectronicswithProfessorFiore]

From the voltage sources list, select a clock source and place it on the schematic. Then double click on it and a property page will open. Set the amplitude, frequency and duty cycle as needed.