The original software, famous for its distinctive blue interface and SPICE-based simulation, was developed by Interactive Image Technologies (later Electronics Workbench Group).

, the modern successor developed by National Instruments. While older versions like Electronics Workbench 5.12 are still used for lightweight education, version 10.0 was officially part of the NI Multisim 10.0 release suite. Understanding Electronics Workbench V10.0

The software is available for free download from various online sources. However, it is essential to ensure that the downloaded version is legitimate and not a pirated copy. The official website of Electronics Workbench provides information on the software's availability and licensing terms.