Mar 1, 2017
Made a chaser light for the sequencer in Falstad Circuit Sim. Probably inefficient. I’m just going off what I understand of digital logic. Link to circuit (URL too big, couldn’t shorten. Circuit was getting sluggish).
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Made a chaser light for the sequencer in Falstad Circuit Sim. Probably inefficient. I’m just going off what I understand of digital logic. Link to circuit (URL too big, couldn’t shorten. Circuit was getting sluggish).
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In TINA, you can analyze circuits in time domain, employing two different tools:
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TRANSIENT ANALYSIS
The Transient Analysis presents the response of a circuit, to the excitations applied to it, as a diagram, image file or text file.
VIRTUAL OSCILLOSCOPE
In practice, we very often use an oscilloscope to measure, analyze, and debug circuits in the time domain. So, it seems obvious that a simulated oscilloscope can be used in circuit simulation as well.
You can get the same results using Transient analysis and Simulated Virtual Oscilloscope in TINA. The virtual Oscilloscope is closer to practical measurements and can be very well used for interactive fine-tuning of circuits, while the Transient Analysis is simpler to set up and it is the only tool for analyzing large circuits.
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Download Logicly v1.7.6 - simulation software logic circuits
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Logiclya useful tool for learning or teaching practical and logical digital circuits. The main purpose of this software is to encourage students to learn in class in physics and informatics. The interface of the program can be made into a circuit and other elements involved in and draw connections between them. Logicly by providing a modern user interface, logic circuits designed to accelerate…
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16 step sequencer. Isn’t really a gate time with these digital bits... but I’m happy to have sorted out some counting. hm! Circuit here: http://tinyurl.com/jch68h8
Saw some documentation on counters (not sure which counter) in Falstad’s Circuit Simulator and had to put this cute little circuit together. To think, *maybe*, this is the kind of thing inside old sequencers!
The pic at the bottom are scopes of the lettered terminals from the 7 segment decoder labelled “a“ through “g“.
Circuit here: http://tinyurl.com/zvwx3nc