Altair PSIM Python APIs
A Python package for Altair PSIM Python APIs and commands
Key Features of psimapipy
This package allows you to automate workflows that would otherwise require manual interaction with the PSIM GUI:
- Simulation Control: Start, pause, and stop simulations.
- Parameter Tuning: Modify component values (like resistance or capacitance) before running a simulation.
- Data Extraction: Load .smv or .txt simulation results directly into Python (often as NumPy arrays or Pandas DataFrames).
- Batch Processing: Run hundreds of simulation iterations with different variables for sensitivity analysis.
Following functions are implemented:
psimapipy/psimapipy.py
#------ PSIM 2023.1:
# get_psim_version
#
# PsimSimulate
# PsimSimulate_HyperSpice
# PsimSimulate_LTSpice
# PsimASimulate
# PsimReadGraphFile
# PsimWriteGraphFile
# PsimFileOpen
# PsimFileSave
# PsimFileNew
# PsimIsSubcircuit
# PsimGetElementList
# PsimSetElmValue
# PsimSetElmValue2
# PsimEnableElm
# PsimEnableElm2
# PsimCreateNewElement
# RunSimview
#------ PSIM 2024:
# PsimConvertToPython
# PsimEnableElm3
# PsimSetElmValue3
#------ PSIM 2025.0:
# Psim_DS_UpdateParameters
# Psim_DS_GetParameters
# Psim_DS_RunScript
#
# Psim_GetUndefinedParameters
#------ PSIM 2026.0:
# Psim_GetProbes
# Psim_RunScriptFile
# Psim_RunScript
# Psim_RunScriptInfo
#
# get_psim_version
# get_psim_version_name
Example: Getting PSIM Version
psimapipy/psimapipy.py
import Psim_Class
# 1. Initialize the PSIM object
# If you leave PsimPath empty, it will attempt to find the path in the Windows registry
psim = Psim_Class.PSIM(PsimPath="")
# 2. Access the version components stored in the object
# The constructor automatically populates these values
major = psim.m_nVersion
minor = psim.m_nSubVersion
patch = psim.m_nSubSubVersion
build = psim.m_nSubSubSubVersion
# 3. Print the formatted version
print(f"PSIM Version: {major}.{minor}.{patch}.{build}")
# 4. Access the 'Vertical' version (e.g., 564 for GUI, 864 for Solver)
print(f"Vertical ID: {psim.m_nVertical}")