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Circuit Aid - 1.6.1

Create a virtual resistor circuit with multiple voltage sources

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This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	1.6.1
Release Date:	2003-02-17
License:	Freeware
Downloads (this version):	1,840
Downloads (all versions):	3,572

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Product Description:

The program contains a resistor circuit analysis tool that can build up to an 18 resistor series-parallel circuit with multiple voltage sources. This tool will display voltage, amperage, and power used by every resistor in the circuit by means of mesh analysis.

The first of the other two features is the resistor color band calculator. Simply select the colors in order to find the resistance. The second is a simple tool to finding thevenin equivalent circuits.

What's new in this version:

The resistance load calculator no longer displays "Not enough power..." at the wrong times.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.2
Mac OS X 10.1
Mac OS X 10.0
Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS 9 - OS X

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Don't you just… - Version: 1.6, 2/13/2003 09:25PM PST

Handy-Man-Ran

love it when things work right the first time you use it? Couldn't be any easier to use when it comes to assigning values for a basic resistor circuit.

I built one… - Version: 1.6, 2/13/2003 02:37PM PST

Clams McShrew

and it works!

This is the… - Version: 1.5, 1/2/2003 02:25PM PST

MattJacques

author. You are correct, PanZ. This application is aimed toward elementary users like High School students or a beginning class of circuitry. However, I feel that it will be a helpful tool for the aforementioned audience.