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Electronic Circuit Optimization
Optimer: a SPICE base electrical/ electronic circuit optimization tool
This project is dedicated to the optimization of (any) electrical and electronic circuits and components using evolutionary and heuristic algorithms incorporated with SPICE simulators (such as HSPICE, ngSPICE, etc.). We provide Optimer, which is a user graphical interface for circuit design and optimization. Website: https://www.circuitoptimization.com/ E-mail: contact@circuitoptimization.com/ -
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Educational software for designing and simulating logic circuits, with intuitive GUI, hierarchical circuits and multi bit buses, oscilloscope, and navigate running circuits hierarchy. Please visit project's web site at: http://www.LogicCircuit.org
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OpenLCDSim - Open Source LCD Simulator
Alpha Numeric Liquid Crystal Display simulator
Simulates dot matrix liquid crystal display control (LCD) modules based on popular chips, specially HD44780 LCD controller/driver -
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ESys.NET is a new system-level modeling and simulation environment. It takes advantages of .NET capabilities such as introspection, multi lingual model definition,... It allows more easily the creation of external tools (ex: verification, debugger, ...)
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SpiceX is a simple schematic capture program for graphical interaction with Spice-based electronic simulation cores, i.e., placing components, wires and test points. SpiceX creates NETLISTs and runs simulations directly from the GUI.
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