Circuit simulation
Flux simulated the load step of a 3.3 V buck converter with SPICE, and checks every change before your review.
Flux designs the board, the enclosure, the wiring, and the firmware, and checks each change before your design review.
Real examples from Flux projects: the simulation, layout, and schematic work a medical design review looks for.
Flux simulated the load step of a 3.3 V buck converter with SPICE, and checks every change before your review.
The routed board layout of the ESP32 x86 PC, placed and routed in Flux to its layout rules.
The USB-C power input schematic, drawn by Flux with parts you can buy.
When a part goes end of life, Flux finds parts with the same fit and function that are in stock, and updates the schematic and the board.
Every change records who made it, what changed, and when. Simulation and check results stay in the project for your design reviews.
Flux runs circuit, thermal and electromagnetic simulation, plus design rule and datasheet checks, on every change.
Flux learns your team's design rules and part rules, and follows them on every project.
Project-level permissions, single sign-on, and no training on your data.
One AI engineer, and a team of agents that work in parallel. Your engineers set the requirements and review the work.
Circuit, electromagnetic, thermal, and mechanical simulation, plus design rule and datasheet checks.
Approved parts, layout rules, and manufacturer limits.
The AI engineer designs and manages the full harness between boards, connectors, and devices inside the product.
Chargers, converters, and battery systems, from idea to tested board.
Explore power and energy →The board, enclosure, and firmware designed together.
Explore consumer electronics →Controllers, sensors, and gateways built for the field.
Explore industrial and connected devices →Electronics for harsh environments and strict reliability targets.
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