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This project aims at recording and analysing home's electrical power consumption.

ACME is a Julia package for the simulation of electrical circuits, focusing on audio effect circuits. It allows one to programmatically describe a circuit in terms of elements and connections between them and then automatically derive a model for the circuit. The model can then be run on varying input data.

Given a simple net-list describing the high level power architecture of your system Penthode: - simulates the voltage and current from device turn on to the steady state. - highlights components working out of specification - draws a nice power tree diagram showing the currents/powers balance - plots node transient voltage and gate current waveforms It is possible to change component parameters interactively to improve the design

The international SBGN project aims to bring consistency and uniformity to the graphical expression of network diagrams in biology, in the same way that electronic circuit diagrams are standardized in electrical engineering.

Open PQ Dashboard version 1.0 provides visual displays to quickly convey the status and location of power quality (PQ) anomalies throughout the electrical power system. Summary displays starts with the choice of a geospatial map-view or annunciator panel, both with unique visualizations for across-the-room visualizations fit for a PQ operations center. Drill-downs are in place for various statistics and guide users all the way down to the waveform level. This version consist of a few proof-of-concept applications of applying event severity and trend values to heatmap displays—giving the PQ engineers a wide-area status of PQ for quick interpretation. ...

Sample Level Modulation of Musical Timeline Mingfeng Zhang Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Rochester In this toolbox we provide signal processing tools to allocate music events (samples of musical notes) to specified time locations with sample level accuracy. In this implementation, we use computational tools to add in micro-timing variations in J.S. Bach four-part chorales as a "visualizer" for big data.

Mestri can be used to build and view configuration diagrams. These configuration diagrams are typically used in electrical systems like relays, IEDs, etc. Mestri is aimed to be a very small (< 1MB), very fast, fully key-board driven application.