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DSIM

High-Speed Simulation for Switched Power Electronic Systems

DSIM is a simulation platform built on a discrete-state, event-driven approach designed for systems with many switches, high switching frequencies, and widely separated time scales. It is engineered to reduce simulation time and support faster engineering iteration.

DSIM — Buck Converter Design
SchematicWaveformsThermal
Components
SiC MOSFET
Gate Driver
Inductor
Capacitor
Load
V Source
Probe
V_in
V_out
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C
R
Output Waveform — V_out✓ Converged in 0.42s
Core Technology

How DSIM Works

Conventional simulators step through time at fixed intervals \u2014 wasting compute on moments where nothing changes. DSIM computes only at switching events, achieving the same physical accuracy in a fraction of the time.

  • Computes only at state transitions — skips empty intervals
  • No convergence issues — designed for robust, stable solutions
  • Physical semiconductor models, not ideal switch approximations
  • Scales linearly with circuit complexity
Traditional Fixed-Step
30 compute steps — most are wasted
DSIM Event-Driven
6 compute steps — only at switching events
Capabilities

Everything You Need to Design with Confidence

A complete simulation environment built for power electronics engineers.

Designed for Speed

DSIM’s event-driven approach can dramatically reduce simulation time for switched power electronic circuits.

Physical Accuracy

Real semiconductor models — not ideal switches. Capture switching transients with high time resolution.

Thermal Coupling

Electro-thermal co-simulation with manufacturer loss data. See junction temperatures in real-time.

Massive Scale

Simulate topologies with hundreds of active switches without convergence failures.

Python API

Script simulations, automate sweeps, and integrate into CI/CD pipelines with native Python.

Deep Analysis

Waveforms, FFT, loss breakdown, efficiency maps, and parametric sweeps in one workspace.

Component Library

Extensive Device Library. Growing Every Release.

From silicon IGBTs to wide-bandgap SiC and GaN devices \u2014 all with physical switching characteristics, not ideal approximations.

Every model includes manufacturer-validated parameters for switching loss, conduction loss, and thermal impedance. Import custom SPICE models or create behavioral models with C blocks.

SiC MOSFETs
Si IGBTs
GaN HEMTs
Diodes
Capacitors
Magnetics
Gate Drivers
Sensors
Integration

Fits Your Engineering Workflow

DSIM connects to the tools and processes your team already uses.

Python Scripting

Available

Full simulation API for automation, optimization, and batch processing.

FMI / Co-Simulation

Available

Connect with mechanical, thermal, and control models via FMU import/export.

Custom C Blocks

Available

Embed custom C code for control algorithms and behavioral models.

MATLAB/Simulink Co-Simulation

Available

Bidirectional data exchange with MATLAB and Simulink workspaces.

Experience DSIM for Yourself

Schedule a personalized demo and see how DSIM can accelerate your power electronics design workflow.