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For details about the project, visit:
http://pythonpowerelectronics.com

To know about installing and using the software, check out the video lectures:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxVbKNK18A_a9Ohd0Kb7kNA/playlists

To keep up with the latest news on the project, join the Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/pythonpowerelectronics/

For further information, queries and comments, please email to pythonpowerelectronics@gmail.com.


Short overview:

Python Power Electronics is a circuit simulator for electrical engineers specializing in power engineering. It is compatible with Python 2 and Python 3 though Python 2 support will discontinued in 2018. The circuit simulator is available as a command line interface and as a Django based web application where the simulation can be configured and run from a web browser. Releases named ppe_webapp_x are the Django based web application while those named ppe_cli_x are the command line interfaces. Furthemore, Python 2 and Python 3 compatible releases can be distibgiushed by py2 and py3 in the names. Example, ppe_webapp_py3_x is a Python 3 compatible web application release while ppe_webapp_py2_x is a Python 2 compatible web application release. Similarly, ppe_cli_py3_x is a Python 3 compatible command line release and ppe_cli_py2_x is a Python 2 compatible command line release.

To install the circuit simulator, it is advisable to use virtual environments. In Linux it will be virtualenv and in Windows, Anaconda can be installed to create environments. To know how to install:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JRKUenYBIA4&list=PL-_jTul4we2SJqPHEANecXJXDFRztsGHM




Source: README.txt, updated 2018-07-29