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Power Systems Analysis Software

Power systems analysis and simulation software are ubiquitous in electrical engineering practice. Initially, they were used to quickly solve the non-linear load flow problem and calculate short circuit currents, but their use has been extended to many other areas such as power system stability, protection and coordination, contingency / reliability, economic modelling, etc.

This article provides a list of the most common software packages used for power systems analysis, and surveys both commercial and non-commercial software (listed in alphabetical order by vendor name).
Commercial Software

EasyPower
EasyPower LLC, founded in 1990 and based in Oregon, are the developers of EasyPower®, an integrated power systems analysis software, with an array of products such as EasyPower®, EasySolv™, SafetyTracker™ and Oneline Designer™. The flagship product, EasyPower, includes the following modules: arc flash analysis, power flow, short circuit, OPF, protective device coordination, dynamic stability, transient motor starting, and harmonic analysis.
Additional workflow enhancing modules include SmartPDC™, which automates protective device coordination, and SmartDesign™ which automatically sizes feeders, breakers, switchgear, fuses, busway, MCCs, panels, etc to NEC requirements. The ScenarioManager feature allows the study of multiple system scenarios on the fly.
Oneline Designer is a cost effective solution for people who are dedicated to creating onelines, as well as system data collection and entry.
SmartPDC™, which automates protective device coordination

"SmartDesign™, automatically sizes feeders, breakers, switchgear, fuses, busway, MCCs, panels, etc to NEC requirements"

If this is true, then this will be the best electrical simulation and analysis software, in the sense that it will only need basic data entries and by itself will do the rest, does saving time.