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DSpice: Design and Simulation of Circuits using Spice

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DSpice Circuit Simulator

DSpice is an open-source tool for designing and simulating electronic circuits using SPICE. It leverages ngspice as its core simulation backend and provides a modern, intuitive interface directly inside Visual Studio Code.

Installation

Step-by-Step Guide

Follow these steps to install the DSpice extension in Visual Studio Code:

Open Visual Studio Code
Launch VS Code on your machine.
Go to Extensions
Press Ctrl + Shift + X (or click the Extensions icon on the left sidebar).
Open the Extensions Menu
Click on the "..." (More Actions) button at the top of the Extensions panel.
Select "Install from VSIX..."
Choose the option "Install from VSIX..." from the dropdown menu.
Choose the DSpice File
Browse and select the file:
dspice-circuit-simulator-0.1.6.vsix Or find in the search bar Marketplace, type DSpice to find the extension
Restart VS Code
After installation completes, reload the window to activate the extension.

Features

Schematic Capture: CAD-style schematic editor for drawing circuits.
Circuit Simulation: OP/Tran/AC analysis powered by ngspice.
Waveform Viewer: Visualize simulation results with a dedicated viewer.
Custom Modeling: Create and manage custom SPICE models and symbols.
Python Scripting: Automate tasks and build custom extensions.
Verilog-A/AMS Support: Mixed-signal (analog + digital) modeling.
Export Results: Save analysis results to standard formats (CSV).

Requirements

Visual Studio Code version 1.70 or higher

Project Structure

dspice-circuit-simulator-0.1.6.vsix (VS Code extension)
dspice_src_0.1.6.zip (Full source code)

Note: DSpice is currently in Alpha stage. Some features may be incomplete or unstable. Feedback is highly appreciated!

Source: README.md, updated 2026-10-01

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