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Beampath
Beam dynamics simulations in linear accelerators and beamlines
BEAMPATH is a 2D and 3D code for simulation of space charge dominated beam dynamics in linear particle accelerators and beam transport. The program is used for particle-in-cell simulation of axial-symmetric, quadrupole-symmetric and z-uniform beams in a channel containing RF gaps, radio-frequency quadrupoles, multipole lenses, solenoids, bending magnets, accelerating waveguides. Detailed description of model can be found in Y.K.Batygin, “Particle-in-cell code BEAMPATH for beam dynamics... -
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DoSA-2D
2D open source actuator simulation software
DoSA-2D is a two-dimensional open source software for magnetic force analysis of actuators and solenoids. Not only individuals but also companies can use the program for free and participate in the development of it themselves. The program environment is developed to be similar to that of product development, so even product developers who have not majored in analysis can easily analyze the magnetic force of actuators or solenoids. DoSA-2D is responsible for an easy working environment... -
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DoSA-3D
3D open source actuator simulation software
DoSA-3D is a 3D open source software for magnetic force analysis of actuators and solenoids. Not only individuals but also companies can use the program for free and participate in the development of it themselves. The program environment is developed to be similar to that of product development, so even product developers who have not majored in analysis can easily analyze the magnetic force of actuators. In DoSA-3D, three programs are connected and operated as follows. - DoSA-3D... -
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Digital Direct for Windows (DDW) is a program to operate model trains without special interfaces under Windows. DDW generates all the information (DCC/NMRA & Marklin) necessary for operation of digital locomotives and solenoids via the serial interface.
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Wired Security System
Wired two-station security system
Wired Security System. Wired two-station security system. The technical information contained in this ZIP file should provide enough information to assist an experienced computer science hobbyist, student, or teacher in building a fully functional two-station, wired alarm system that involves two companion circuit boards that communicate with each other through a three-wire serial (full duplex) communication link. There are improvements, modifications, and enhancements that can be made to... -
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Cad.py
Converts an image to Gcode for pen plotting, laser cutting or milling.
cad.py is a single-file script by Neil Gershenfeld, capable of creating GCode files for isolation milling and drilling. Here it has been modified so as to work with Makerbot Unicorn pen plotting, solenoids for lifting a pen or turning a laser on/off and in its original state. The output Gcodes have also been modified to work with more up to date reprap style firmware and hosts. All credit for cad.py goes to the original creator Neil Gershenfeld of MIT Center for Bits and Atoms and David...
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