You are creating a good collection of circuits that will be very useful for testing.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing.
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arcachofo wrote:I added transformer to the list:
https://simulide.forumotion.com/t4-list-of-feature-requests
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Can you explain what is the problem you found?I tried to make no. 38 AC Millivoltmeter. Used different set-ups like wave generator with voltbase +5V and Volt -10, two generators, one generator with inverted buffer, etc. with no result. This is not intended to ask to 'fix' this simulation but only to make a little bit clear why I made my request.
arcachofo wrote:Ok, now I understand. Thanks for explaining.
Simulide has almost no support for AC, this is something that needs to be addressed.
And I would not use it for AC.
But you can trick it, for example to get an AC signal you can use 2 Wave generators.
One from 0V to 12V and the other form -12V to 0V.
You can set the property "Always On" to ensure they are in phase.
This is a similar approach as using 2 rails instead of one battery:
You are right.I attempted to simulate a full-wave rectifier with the suggested trick, but I am not getting the expected result: the voltage measured on the resistor is showing a ripple with the same frequency set for the two generators, while on a full-wave rectifier we should get two ripples for every cycle of the AC generator
Yes, I think it is ime for a new RC, maybe in 1 or 2 weeks.do you plan to provide a new release candidate for the ver. 1.0.0 any time soon?
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