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    Symbolic Spice with Maxima

    Maxima Script to Calculate Transfer Function of a LTspice Circuit

    Script for Maxima that analyzes analog filter circuits. Reads a netlist (e.g. LTspice) and calculates the symbolic transfer function. Supported components: R, L, C, voltage, current, opamp
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    PDBManip

    PDBManip

    PDBManip is a free program for editing PDB (Protein Data Bank) Files

    PDBManip is a free program for editing and manipulating PDB (Protein Data Bank) files. It has a graphical user interface and it is provided as an executable file for running on Windows® operating systems. There is a bunch of free programs on the internet for the same purpose. What discriminate between PDBManip and those programs is that PDBManip uses AngelScript language which is very similar to C/C++ language, to write scripts to do our editing tasks. I know that the text-manipulation...
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    MatODE

    Matlab interface to the Open Dynamics Engine (ODE)

    MatODE is a simple Matlab toolbox for interfacing to the Open Dynamics Engine rigid body physics simulator (ODE, by Russell Smith), created by the Delft Biorobotics Lab (Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands). The system to be simulated is defined in an XML file, while the joint positions and motor signals can be sensed and actuated from a Matlab script.
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