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Bonzai
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26th Oct 03 at 14:31   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
anyone got a version you can send me?? im struggling like fuk with my electronics calculations, pissin me right off
DanielJ
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i can remember this in secondary skool
Bonzai
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yeah i just used to make strings of lightbulbs and blow the fckers up!
Richie
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26th Oct 03 at 15:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
3O DAY demos

http://www.crocodile-clips.com/m6_1.jsp
Bonzai
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which one isit??crocodiel technology?
Richie
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The Crocodile Technology demo allows you to create your own simulations using electronics, mechanics or programming. You can also access example simulations through the Books window at the left of the screen, or by using 'Open' in the 'File' menu: they're located in the Crocodile Technology Demo folder.

To read a quickstart guide, open the file called 'Start Here' that is installed with the demo. To read the online User Guide, click 'Contents' in the 'Help' menu.



Thick as shit u are boy
Bonzai
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26th Oct 03 at 15:07   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
no, just lazy, i checked out the demonstartion video to check so nurrrrrr
Richie
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fine dont say thanks like :O
Bonzai
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i was waitin for the d/l to work first

cheers richie
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What do you need to calculate -- in my final year of a MEng Electronic Engineering...
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Ooooh showoff Tim

[Edited on 26-10-2003 by AustinPXX]
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Bonzai
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i just got a simple circuit. need to work out voltages and current over 4 resistors in the circuit. but im thick as shit and just use croc clip to tell me what it shud be, then fins a way of making it work
paul_spurrell
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quote:
Originally posted by AustinPXX
Ooooh showoff Tim

[Edited on 26-10-2003 by AustinPXX]


lmao

crocodile clips was wicked. used to blow things up
MJ
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26th Oct 03 at 17:40   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
just download the 30 day demo and then fake date it so that you can use it for ever thats wot i did last january and it is still working
Bonzai
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fake date wtf??
MJ
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27th Oct 03 at 00:24   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
it is a program where you can change the time in the demo and make it keep restarting and alowing u to keep on using the program for ever
mav
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quote:
Originally posted by lordbonzai
i just got a simple circuit. need to work out voltages and current over 4 resistors in the circuit. but im thick as shit and just use croc clip to tell me what it shud be, then fins a way of making it work


should be easy enough................
Bonzai
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27th Oct 03 at 01:06   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
well so far ive worked out total resistance and ive calulated the current over the resistors in series. for the 2 in parallel do i just split the current into the same ratio as the resistance?? i.e. A(R3)=[1794uA / (10k + 12k)] x R3 (10k)

 
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