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Windows 8.1/8/7/Vista 32-bit and 64-bit editions.To run Circuit Design Suite 14.0, your OS must be one of: To run Circuit Design Suite 14.0.1, your OS must be one of: To run Circuit Design Suite 14.1, your OS must be one of: See the information below to determine the compatibily between Multisim and your operating system (OS). The completed Ladder Diagram appears as shown below.įor more information or examples on creating ladder logic (for example, implementing AND/OR gates, use the Multisim for Educators guide.SolutionThe version 14.1 of Multisim is compatible with Windows 7 SP1 or later. To change the controlling device reference for X2 and X4:ġ. Double-click on X2 and click the Value tab.Ģ. Enter M2 in the Controlling Device Reference field and click OK. (X4 must be placed andĤ. Place the lamps (Group - Indicators Family - Lamp).ĥ. Place relay coils M1 and M2 on the third and fourth rungs (Group - Ladder Diagrams ħ. Double-click on each switch, select the Value tab, and change the key for J1 to 1 and the Drop the relay contact directly onto the first rung.ģ. Continue in this manner until all relay contacts have been placed.

Note: This device is found in the Ladder Diagrams Group - Ladder Contacts Family.Ģ.

Right-click to stop placing rungs.ġ. Select Place/Component, navigate to the Normally Open Relay Contact The cursor appears with the rung’s left and right terminators attached.Ģ. Click to place the first rung and continue clicking and placing until you have placed four rungs as shown below. Note: Refer to the Multisim User Guide for a complete description of hierarchical blocks and subcircuits.Īn example of how to create this ladder logic in Multisim is as follows: Ladder Diagrams are able to drive output devices or take input data from regular schematics and embed the instructions on how input states affect output states in either the same schematic or separate hierarchical blocks or subcircuits that contain the Ladder Diagram.

Diagrams of this type are used extensively for industrial motor control circuits.

These diagrams are electrically based, as opposed to the binary/digital representations employed by ladder logic. The Education edition of Multisim lets you capture and simulate Ladder Diagrams.