Subcircuits in new sim1 format.

I propose an archive with subcircuits resaved in the new format of the SimulIDE 1.0.0 program. The schemas in the new version have a volume about 2 times smaller than in the SimulIDE 0.4.15 version. Now the program directory will take up about 17 megabytes less space. When resaving, all subcircuits were checked for operability. More than 10 incorrectly working subcircuits have been identified and corrected . I ask all users of the program to check the performance of the subcircuit (open your circuits and check them).

Installation of new models is simple:
1. It is necessary to delete the old subcircuits: from the "data" directory, we delete the "ICs", "led_display", "shields", "tools" directories
2. Unpack the contents of the attached archive into the program directory with file replacement.

I recommend making a backup copy of your program beforehand. If you have your own developed subcircuits, then be careful when updating.

Note: ternary logic elements do not work in the new version of the program. I think this problem will be solved soon.

Archive with new subcircuits at the link: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/ne2u6dwKk-9TxA

This files might not work in 1.0.0 available in download section.
So I splitted this post to a new thread in Tester section (which is not public) until new 1.0.0 is made available for download.

I know how long it takes to convert all these circuits to sim1:
There are exactly 641 circuits, if you expend 1 minute per circuit... do the math.

And I was worried because there is still one simplification that is not available in Rev 872.
So converting them again to this new change would be crazy.
But I managed to do the conversion with an script, so I'm happy now.

We should remember to update those files with this last change.

I don't consider the time spent on conversion to be a useless pastime. Several errors were found in the program and in the subcircuits. I am very happy with the result. It will be necessary to check the subcircuits selectively after the new conversion. I'm looking forward to the next release!

I don't consider the time spent on conversion to be a useless pastime. Several errors were found in the program and in the subcircuits. I am very happy with the result.

Yes of course. This also reduces the loading time, which is relevant in large circuits.

My concern was about that last change not included.
It's not very important, it just reduces the total size of the files 1 MB or so.
But better having the conversion 100% complete.
And repeating the proccess would be a pain.

It will be necessary to check the subcircuits selectively after the new conversion. I'm looking forward to the next release!

I'm working in Logic Outputs Edges and it's taking longer that I expected.
It's done and working, but I still need to fix some things and test it in more cases.
If I see that this will take much longer I will upload files without these changes.

arcachofo wrote:I'm working in Logic Outputs Edges and it's taking longer that I expected.
It's done and working, but I still need to fix some things and test it in more cases.
If I see that this will take much longer I will upload files without these changes.

I managed to solve the most obvious issues.
So I will upload files in a few minutes.
This will include data files you updated but with the aditional changes I mentioned before.

I edited the previous post and moved the video to a new post about Logic Outputs: Rise & Fall slopes.

I offer several new models of digital potentiometers. Control by 2 and 3 wires: INC, U/!D, !CS; U/!D, !CS, !U, !D and with a parallel interface (previously laid out). Potentiometer ratings: 100K, 50K, 10K. For convenience, the models are grouped into a separate catalog. I will add more models a little later.

Tested in the program SimulIDE 1.0.0 R917

Download link: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/kmkaymoK3qRczQ

Updated versions of digital potentiometers (Post: https://simulide.forumotion.com/t131-new-subcircuits-for-simulide-v-0-4-15-and-higher#2557).

Converted and tested in the SimulIDE_R917 version. In the SimulIDE_R941 version, the models do not work. Probably the reason is the error of the analog multiplexer. The models from the post above in the SimulIDE_R941 version work without errors!

Download link: https://disk.yandex.ru/d/jZ9cKRcXOemdlA


Screenshot of the error:

Probably the reason is the error of the analog multiplexer.

Yes, you are right.
Problem solved at Rev 944.

I offer several models that make it easy to get a voltage compatible with CMOS levels in a wide range at the output of microcontrollers and digital chips. These models don't have real prototypes, so I put them in the "Tools" group. The archive contains level converters with 4, 6 and 8 outputs. Compatible with SimulIDE version 1.0.0