Circuit Simulation - Revision history

Adamcolton: /* Falstad */

2020-06-14T14:27:50Z

Falstad

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	== Falstad ==		== Falstad ==
	https://www.falstad.com/circuit/circuitjs.html		https://www.falstad.com/circuit/circuitjs.html

			Source:
			* https://github.com/pfalstad/circuitjs1
			* https://github.com/sharpie7/circuitjs1

	I should be able to produce text inputs for this as well.		I should be able to produce text inputs for this as well.

2020-06-14T14:25:41Z

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	I'd like this to be able to render a veroboard/stripboard mode, also PCB templates for toner transfer.		I'd like this to be able to render a veroboard/stripboard mode, also PCB templates for toner transfer.

			== Falstad ==
			https://www.falstad.com/circuit/circuitjs.html

			I should be able to produce text inputs for this as well.
			* x: increases l to r
			* y: increases b to t
			* $: sim parameters?
			* voltage: v -vx -vy +vx +vy ? ? ? dcv ? ? ?

	[[Category:Electronics]]		[[Category:Electronics]]

2018-05-06T02:46:35Z

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	* https://hackaday.com/2018/05/03/circuit-vr-sink-or-swim-with-current-sources/		* https://hackaday.com/2018/05/03/circuit-vr-sink-or-swim-with-current-sources/
			* https://hackaday.com/2018/04/27/circuit-vr-oscillating-bridges/

	Look at:		Look at:

2018-05-06T01:24:57Z

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	The first thing that I need is a circuit simulator. I've run into a surprising amount of trouble here.		The first thing that I need is a circuit simulator. I've run into a surprising amount of trouble here.

			* https://hackaday.com/2018/05/03/circuit-vr-sink-or-swim-with-current-sources/

	Look at:		Look at:

2016-10-06T18:27:52Z

Spice

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	== Spice ==		== Spice ==
	Tried a few variants. Extremely difficult to use, and I ran into the same issue as QUCS.		Tried a few variants. Extremely difficult to use, and I ran into the same issue as QUCS.

			EEVblog recommend LTspice, I should give that another try.

	== GNU CAP ==		== GNU CAP ==

2016-04-03T19:14:51Z

Roll-My-Own

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	=== Input and Layout ===		=== Input and Layout ===
	I'd like the ability to have different types of input and have the circuit "clean" itself up. Drag and drop is nice, particularly for tweaking, but I'd love to have a "spreadsheet" view that shows all the components and their values and nodes.		I'd like the ability to have different types of input and have the circuit "clean" itself up. Drag and drop is nice, particularly for tweaking, but I'd love to have a "spreadsheet" view that shows all the components and their values and nodes.

			I'd like this to be able to render a veroboard/stripboard mode, also PCB templates for toner transfer.

	[[Category:Electronics]]		[[Category:Electronics]]

2016-01-14T16:22:49Z

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	The first thing that I need is a circuit simulator. I've run into a surprising amount of trouble here.		The first thing that I need is a circuit simulator. I've run into a surprising amount of trouble here.

			Look at:
			* https://easyeda.com/news/Circuit_Design_Software-LdNmkigec

	== Lush Projects ==		== Lush Projects ==

2015-11-06T04:48:28Z

Lush Projects

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	http://lushprojects.com/circuitjs/		http://lushprojects.com/circuitjs/

	~~Haven't tried it yet~~, ~~but it looks pretty~~ good~~. Based on the Java one I used to play with~~.		I like this one, good basic simulator.

	== Circuit Lab ==		== Circuit Lab ==

2015-08-29T18:31:33Z

Roll-My-Own

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	* real-world considerations that can be "turned on", temp, noise		* real-world considerations that can be "turned on", temp, noise
	* export to other standards, particularly board layout tools		* export to other standards, particularly board layout tools
			* always does mixed (because why not)

	=== Sub Circuit ===		=== Sub Circuit ===

2015-08-29T18:28:58Z

Roll-My-Own

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	=== Data ===		=== Data ===
	This is where I think I could build something really cool. I would like to see things like where energy is lost, save rolling graphs, or even have intelligent triggers that save graph data around critical events.		This is where I think I could build something really cool. I would like to see things like where energy is lost, save rolling graphs, or even have intelligent triggers that save graph data around critical events.

			=== Input and Layout ===
			I'd like the ability to have different types of input and have the circuit "clean" itself up. Drag and drop is nice, particularly for tweaking, but I'd love to have a "spreadsheet" view that shows all the components and their values and nodes.

	[[Category:Electronics]]		[[Category:Electronics]]