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This page currently only documents web-based circuits demonstrations
and resources for understanding problems and methods. There also
exist endless PSPICE and Matlab demos available for download.
- Mesh Analysis for DC Circuits
- Tutorial useful for "trying to understand how to do loop analysis and factor current sources into the mix" (Will Clayton).
- Voltage Circuit Simulator
- Silly Ohm's law simulator: select the right resistors to get the
light bulb to not explode.
- Alan
Felzer's Computer Demos for Electrical Engineering
- Many short demonstrations of simple circuits: resistors,
op-amps, capactors, inductors, and logic components. These are
either in the form of "worked problems" or examples where you can
turn on and off individual changes.
- Cuthbert Nyack's
- Interactive demos for individual components and common
combinations (RC, RL, and RLC circuits). Further down there are
PSPICE demos available for more tinkering.
- Fu-Kwun
Hwang's RC Circuits Page
- See the evolving voltage and current behavior of a simple RC
circuit with controllable switch.
- RLC Resonance Circuit
- Play with difference values of R, L, and C in a simple RLC circuit as a filter (frequency domain).
- Impedance of Series RLC circuits
- Another RLC circuit simulator with multiple views (sinusoidally
driven).
- CMOS Gates Demonstration
- Turn on and off CMOS gates to understand how they work, alone
and in many examples.
- RLC Circuit Simulation
- Clever, 3-D visualization of the transient response of a simple
RLC loop circuit that you design.
- The Semiconductor Applet
Service
- Physical-level, interactive demonstrations of the behavior and
processes of various semiconductor-based components. Also note the
additional links at the very bottom.
- Circuit Builder Simulation
- Extensive general applet to build your own circuits with basic
components and see the results. Though, you'd be better off using
SPICE.
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