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...Please refer to the installation guide video and installation help file below for installation. - Installation guide video: https://youtu.be/7CGu60M-r9Y - Installation help file: https://solenoid.or.kr/data/DoSA-3D_Install_Guide_ENG.pdf - Project homepage : https://solenoid.or.kr/index_dosa_open_3d_eng.html

...Therefore, the installation process may be somewhat complicated. Please refer to the installation guide video and installation help file below for installation. - Installation guide video: https://youtu.be/323tNuSe6DI - Installation help file: https://solenoid.or.kr/data/DoSA-2D_Install_Guide_ENG.pdf - Project homepage : https://solenoid.or.kr/index_dosa_open_2d_eng.html

Electronic circuit simulator. Simple environment to run and debug firmware for AVR 8-bit microprocessors. Able to run arduino firmware. Internally this program uses the open source Simavr AVR Processor Simulator (https://github.com/buserror/simavr) and wraps all its functions in a GUI shell. Setups for firmware debugging scenarios can be created dynamically.

QSapecNG is a Qt-based symbolic analysis program for linear analog circuits. In fact, it consists of two indipendently parts: the SapecNG framework engine, and the application gui QSapecNG.

JMCAD is an program for the modeling and simulation of complex dynamic systems. This includes the ability to construct and simulate block diagrams. The visual block diagram interface offers a simple method for constructing, modifying and maintaining complex system models. The simulation engine provides fast and accurate solutions for linear, nonlinear, continuous time, discrete time, time varying and hybrid system designs. With JMCAD, users can quickly develop software or "virtual"...

lilpM32 is a MIPS-like processor designed in Logisim, assembler program and documentation for them. Complete assembler and fully functional instruction set with I/O and subroutines features allow to write full-blown complicated programs.

During the period from 1990 through 2002, EPRI funded the development of a Lightning Protection Design Workstation (LPDW), which was used by many utilities to assess the lightning performance of distribution lines. Since about 2002, this program has not been available. EPRI decided to release the simulation kernel of LPDW under an open-source license (GPL v3), so it may be incorporated into IEEE Flash and other projects. OpenETran can presently simulate multi-conductor power lines,...