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DSpice
DSpice: Design and Simulation of Circuits using Spice
What is DSPICE? DSpice (Designing Circuits and Simulation by SPICE) is an open-source tool designed to streamline the modeling of analog components and the simulation of electronic circuits. It leverages ngspice (the open-source successor to the classic SPICE engine) as its core simulation backend. The main objectives and features of DSpice are: . Custom Modeling: Creating new SPICE models for various electrical components. . Symbol Design: Designing and managing custom schematic... -
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PyAMS
PyAMS (Python for Analog and Mixed Signals) CAD approach
PyAMS (Python for Analog and Mixed Signals) is used to simplify modeling analog elements and simulate electronic circuit The objectives of PyAMS is: - Drawing circuit by schematic (CAD approach); - Simulating the circuit; - Creating new symbols for models; - Creating new models of electrical elements by using Python language with pyams_lib; - Presenting simulation results in waveform or in probe; - PyAMS is developed with Python 3+, ElectronJS and NodeJs - Licensed under:... -
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Resistor Value Identifier
Identify electronic resistor values
This HTML utility allows the user to select standard color codes or surface mount numbers, then it identifies the resistor value. There is no need to memorize color codes or multipliers. An online working example of this program can be used at ZoomAviation.com/programs. -
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Pipes is a desktop system which analyzes an AutoCad(TM) drawing of a sprinkler system, checks for flaws and after these are eliminated, adds the size/diameter labels to the drawing. Tutorial: http://users.norwoodlight.com/janh/wink/autopipes-entry.htm
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Преобразователь ПЭ3 в спецификацию для электронных ячеек. http://pe3-v-sp.bitballoon.com/ блог https://pe3vsp.wordpress.com/
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Web electronic design automation native applications. A set of tools which provides in-browser ability to manipulate data produced by any of gEDA applications.
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simple digital logic circuit simulator, using only NAND gates. written as a standalone app for your web browser
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The PARSEC CEE is the primary achievement of several years of effort at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center. The CEE was developed to allow engineers in the Advanced Concepts Department to rapidly prototype launch vehicle and spacecraft concepts.
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mcalc is a javascript based microstrip analysis/synthesis calculator. The tool is very easy to use and is fairly accurate. Compared to typical online tools, mcalc uses state of the art equations for the analysis which provides the best accuracy availabl
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Signs is a development environment for hardware designs in VHDL and other hardware description languages. It provides synthesis and simulation tools which are fully integrated in an Eclipse plugin including graphical netlist and waveform viewers.
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