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Animated Schematics
Instantly see current direction,
voltage, and device power dissipation in different
colours!
Instantly see potential hot spots
in your circuit and know when it happens!
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The animation feature lets you to see the current, current
direction, voltage, and power used by circuit components directly
in the schematic during the simulation. It also lets you control
the simulation speed so that you can see in slow motion what
exactly is happening with your circuit.
Current Animation and Scale Range
The current is animated to show both magnitude and direction
of the current in each wire using different sized arrows pointing
in the direction of the current flow. The min scale value sets
the threshold. Any values below the min value are not shown
in the schematic (taken as zero). When the current is at or
above the max value, the arrow will be the largest size. All
values in between are automatically scaled between the min and
max values for the size of the arrow. The actual value for the
current is also displayed close to the arrow as a floating point
number.
Voltage Animation and Scale Range
The voltage is animated as different colours for each wire in
the schematic. BLUE indicates a negative voltage (with respect
to ground) and a RED wire indicates a positive voltage on any
particular wire. The min scale value sets the threshold. Any
voltage below that value is shown as a black wire. Values in
between are automatically scaled and a colour between BLUE and
RED indicates the value. The redder the wire means more positive,
bluer means more negative.
Power Animation and Scale
Each device is drawn to show it's power dissipation. Values
lower then the min value the device is drawn black. Values at
or above the max value, the device is drawn as RED. Values in
between are scaled so that the more red the more power it is
dissipating.
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