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In versions 2048 and 2056, "Controlled source" works differently (the Gain parameter must differ in sign for the same operation). In which version of the program does "Controlled source" work correctly?

Rev 2056 corrected an error in the direction of the current:
With positive gain the direction of the current should be the same.

In previous versions to get the same direction you had to use negative gain which seems wrong.

By the way: there are still errors if you use these sources with some pin disconnected.

arcachofo wrote:Rev 2056 corrected an error in the direction of the current:
With positive gain the direction of the current should be the same.

In previous versions to get the same direction you had to use negative gain which seems wrong.

By the way: there are still errors if you use these sources with some pin disconnected.

Thanks for the information. It will be necessary to redo several subcircuits.

Thanks for the information. It will be necessary to redo several subcircuits.

I'm sorry.

The archive contains corrected subcircuits for version R2056 and higher:
LM3914, LM3915, LM3916, TL494

arcachofo wrote:Rev 2056 corrected an error in the direction of the current:
With positive gain the direction of the current should be the same.

In previous versions to get the same direction you had to use negative gain which seems wrong.

Attention!
Some schemes containing the component "Controlled Source" may not work in the new version. To restore the operability of the circuit, it is necessary to change the sign to the opposite in its properties of the parameter Gain!

Thanks for the corrected models! I'll start testing in the assembly

Reduced the current at the OUTPUTS!

The first version of the LM3914 had current control. In the latest version of LM3914, I applied voltage control. This will allow you to modify the circuit so that you can adjust the current through the LEDs. Maybe I'll implement it.

Model EXCELLENT! ! !

Connecting a relay to the outputs of the microcircuit

It is possible that the "Controlled Source" component does not work correctly with the signal generator.

It is possible that the "Controlled Source" component does not work correctly with the signal generator.

Yes, that is a problem.
It is solved for this case at Rev 2068, but this component probably needs a refactor.

New build at Rev 2068 uploaded in the new web site:
https://simulide.com/p/testers/