I would like some help in finding a circuit drawing program that is easy to use and not too advanced. hopefully one where you can draw the program and then simulate the circuit by punching in different values for the componen ts. if anyone knows of a simple program like this, please let me know.
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RobertMacy wrote in news:op.xkotkbnq2cx0wh@ajm:
There's also the discontinued Circuit Maker 6 Student edition by MicroCode Engineering. Its somewhat more novice friendly than LTspice, and the schematic editor is a little bit easier to use if you are moving stuff around and modifying connections a lot. It also does animated digital logic simulation.
Google: circuit maker 6 student site:.edu
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to use and not too advanced. hopefully one where you can draw the program a nd then simulate the circuit by punching in different values for the compon ents. if anyone knows of a simple program like this, please let me know.
I haven't used it very much, but this is simple.
George H.
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