• PLECS Spice is a separately licensed add-on for PLECS Standalone that allows you to import SPICE netlists into a PLECS model and connect them to other components in a schematic.
  
• The external mode of the PLECS Coder supports the Nanostep Scope introduced in the RT Box Target Support Package version 4.0, which enables you to monitor internal voltages and currents in Nanostep blocks with Nanostep time resolution.
  
• The Nanostep library contains new blocks for modeling on-board chargers, such as the Bidirectional PSFB Converter and various single-stage topologies with matrix converter frontends. These blocks support real-time simulations with step sizes as small as 4 ns on PLECS RT Boxes with firmware version 4.0 or newer.
  
• The Functional Mockup Interface of PLECS allows you to export and import Model Exchange and Co-Simulation Functional Mockup Units conforming to the FMI standard versions 2.0 and 3.0.
  
• The Frequency Response Analysis is a robust general-purpose small-signal analysis type that works with plain time-domain simulations.
  
• The PLECS Standalone solvers by default use an analytical method to calculate the Jacobian matrix of a model for enhanced performance during the simulation of stiff systems.
  
• PLECS validates parameter expressions as you enter them into dialog boxes and flags both syntax errors and semantic errors (such as entering a negative number where only positive values are allowed).
  
• PLECS shows the evaluated parameter values as tooltips both in dialog boxes and for parameters shown on the schematic.
  
• You can visualize vectorized connections and optionally show their widths in a schematic.
  
• For MOSFET and diode components you can simulate the effect of paralleling identical devices using a single switch element while maintaining correct loss calculations and thermal behavior.
  
• The Scope, Multiplexer and Demultiplexer blocks can be stretched vertically to facilitate the creation of cleaner schematics.
  
• The Curve Properties editor of the scope allows you to configure markers for visualizing the time steps of a simulation.
  
• Pressing the 'Enter' key in the schematic editor opens the parameter dialog of a selected component.
  
• If a schematic is larger than the window, you can press the middle mouse button (or the scroll wheel) while dragging the mouse for panning.
  

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