Multisim allows you to generate a number of reports: Bill of Materials (BOM), Component Detail Report, Netlist Report, Schematic Statistics, Spare Gates and the Cross Reference Report. A BOM lists the components used in your design and therefore provides a summary of the components needed to manufacture the circuit board. Information provided in the Bills of Materials include:
- quantity of each component needed.
- description, including the type of part (example: resistor) and value (example: 5.1 kohm).
- Reference Designator of each component.
- package or footprint of each component.
The Component Detail Report shows all information stored in the Multisim database for a particular component.
The Netlist Report provides the following circuit connectivity information for each component:
- Net name.
- Page (filename).
- Pin (logical pin name).
The Cross Reference Report provides a detailed list of all components and their locations in the design.
The Schematic Statistics Report provides the quantity of the following in a circuit:
- Components — total number of components. (Real components + virtual components).
- Real components — components that can be purchased.
- Virtual components — components that cannot be purchased.
- Gates — total number of gates used in the design.
- Nets — total number of connections between pins.
- Pins in nets.
- Unconnected pins.
- Total pins — pins in nets and unconnected pins.
- Pages.
- Hierarchical blocks — total number of hierarchical blocks, unique or otherwise. Instances of hierarchical blocks equals the number of copies of the same hierarchical block.
- Unique hierarchical blocks — total number of unique hierarchical blocks.
- Subcircuits — total number of subcircuits, unique or otherwise.
- Unique subcircuits.
The Spare Gates Report lists unused gates on multi-section components. Note: Multisim provides a gate optimizer which will automatically and efficiently pack multisection parts onto the minimum number of chips. To run the gate optimizer select Tools/Rename/Renumber Components and then select Gate Optimizer.










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