Electronics Assistant – version 3.1.0.

Version 3.1.0 is released.In this version, a new function has been added in the “Resistive voltage divider” module. After selecting the output voltage from the divider, the output voltage range will be displayed on the left, taking into account the spread of resistor values.

LTspice – using a simple switch

The LTspice tool is a very powerful tool with an extensive library of elements. It allows you to simulate both simple and complex circuits. But sometimes we need simple elements. And one of such elements is a simple switch. Theoretically, it can be used to simulate transistors, but you need to select the appropriate operating

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LTspice – adding an IC to the schematic.

In one of my initial posts on this blog, I wrote how to add simple element models as a diode or a transistor to a schematic in LTspice (LTspice – adding an element model to the schema). At first glance, adding a diode model is a simple task due to the fact that we already

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LTspice – any waveform voltage source.

During simulation, sometimes we need a voltage source with a specific waveform. LTspice gives us the ability to create a text file with waveform values and then load it into the voltage source as a PWL file. Here’s how to do it.

Pesepter version 1.0.0

I just published version 1.0.0 of my Pesepter program. This is a password generator. Its advantage is that it works locally. The program does not connect to the requested server. The password is known only to the person who generated it on their computer. The program is available for download from SourceForge: https://pesepter.sourceforge.io

Local Redmine installation

Work on the project is inseparably connected with work on various tasks. To facilitate your work on them, it is worth having a tool that will facilitate task management. One of such tools is Redmine. Many engineers in their work met with Redmine. They have become accustomed to this tool and would also like to

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Import SPICE model into TINA TI.

One of the most popular programs for simulating electronic circuits is PSPICE. Most manufacturers of electronic components do not have their own simulation programs. But in order to facilitate the work of engineers, they provide PSPICE models of their products. Fortunately, we are not limited only to PSPICe. In this post I will show you

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