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Started by chris.sanderson
Tue, 01 Oct 1996 00:00
School project help
Author: chris.sanderson
Date: Tue, 01 Oct 1996 00:00
Date: Tue, 01 Oct 1996 00:00
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I am doing a GCSE school project which requires me to design and build an electronic circuit. I have been told that there is a piece of software called something like "Crocodile" which enables you to enter the circuit and will test to see if it will work and if not possibly why not. Can anyone tell me where l can obtain this programme from or let me have a copy ?. I am having trouble receiving email with file attachments so please post the programme to the newsgroup.
Re: School project help
Author: Michael DMay
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 00:00
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chrissanderson@enterprise.net (chris.sanderson) wrote: >I am doing a GCSE school project which requires me to design and build >an electronic circuit. >I have been told that there is a piece of software called something >like "Crocodile" which enables you to enter the circuit and will test >to see if it will work and if not possibly why not. >Can anyone tell me where l can obtain this programme from or let me >have a copy ?. >I am having trouble receiving email with file attachments so please >post the programme to the newsgroup. Chris, There is a program called circuitmaker and a demo version can be downloaded from: http://www.cirtest.com/html/cirt1061.htm
Re: School project help
Author: David Rahardja
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 00:00
Date: Wed, 02 Oct 1996 00:00
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chris.sanderson <chrissanderson@enterprise.net> wrote in article <52s35p$bjb@news.enterprise.net>... > I am doing a GCSE school project which requires me to design and build > an electronic circuit. > > I have been told that there is a piece of software called something > like "Crocodile" which enables you to enter the circuit and will test > to see if it will work and if not possibly why not. > > Can anyone tell me where l can obtain this programme from or let me > have a copy ?. I think what you have in mind is an electronic circuit simulator. A simulator program will show you how your circuit would behave in real life. There are many simulators out there, with varying levels of complexity. You may not yet have the need for a full-blown simulator; some "trial" versions of simulation software will probably suffice. You could try MicroSim's pSpice trial package at http://www.microsim.com and buy a complete package when you feel the need later. -dr
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