Circuit simulation simulation software (ATPDraw)

ATPDraw is a very powerful circuit simulation software. Its functions include creating new simulation files and opening files in acp/adp/cir format. It is widely used in the power industry.

Features

It has a variety of built-in standard components and TACS/MODEL objects. You can use the data modularization function to customize the circuit you need. You can create new circuits in it and use interactive methods to create and edit simulation applications for power grid models.

ATPDraw has a standard Windows window layout. ATPDraw supports many common editing operations, such as copy/paste, rotation, import/export, combine/split, and print files into text format or graphic/bitmap format. ATPDraw supports simultaneous operation of multiple windows and copying information between windows. To build a circuit in ATPDraw, the user first selects components from the menu to build the model circuit. Then the program will automatically name the undefined nodes and correct the model, and generate the corresponding ATP file. The circuit built by the user can be single-phase or three-phase.

Software description

ATPDraw is written in Borland Pascal language. ATPDraw has two versions with similar functions: one is a 32-bit version, written in Borland Delphi 2.0, which can only run in the Windows 95/NT environment; the other is a 16-bit version, written in Borland Delphi 1.0, which can only run in the Windows 3.x environment.