togicWorks 5 builds on the success of previous versions with new features that expand the scope of the package, especially in the area of high-level-language circuit design. The friendly user interface allows students to be designing and testing circuits in minutes without the need for complex manuals. With LogicWorks 5, installing and using this interactive tool has never been easier. LogicWorks 5 helps teach the concepts of using these tools in a variety of design situations in electrical and computer engineering and computer science.
#Logicworks 5 software#
As circuit designs become more complex, software tools are taking on increasing importance in the system design process.
#Logicworks 5 professional#
LogicWorks is the schematic drawing and interactive digital simulation package that has set the standard for demonstrating logic design principles and practices while producing professional results. LogicWorks 5 helps teach the concepts of using these tools-in a variety of design situations-in electrical and computer engineering and computer science. For general setup questions, 'how tos', specifications and what-connects-to-what etc., please use /r/solar.For courses in Electrical Engineering and Computer Technology. Solar Ask here if designing or repairing your own electronic control circuits. Household electrical wiring, connectors and fittings: /r/electricians and /r/led (for room lighting). Home audio repairs especially for vintage gear: /r/audiorepair : /r/CarAV, /r/CarModification, /r/Cartalk,Ĭomputers: /r/TechSupport. Hifi hookup and buying advice: /r/BudgetAudiophile/Ĭar/Vehicle: Lighting, audio, wiring, fixing etc. General electrical eng.: /r/AskEngineers, /r/ElectricalEngineering/ Starting Electronics: /r/StartingElectronicsĪrduino, Raspberry Pi and Embedded: /r/Arduino, /r/raspberry_pi or /r/RASPBERRY_PI_PROJECTS, /r/embedded, /r/esp8266, r/esp32īroader ECE (Electrical and Computer Eng.): /r/eceĬommercial (buying, selling, consulting jobs): /r/ElectronicsList Radio, rf, antenna design/theory questions and software-defined radio: /r/rfelectronics, /r/AmateurRadio, /r/GNURadio, /r/RTLSDR Some other subreddits focus on specific electronics/electrical-related topics and may be a better first place for your question:Įlectronics Design - specialist subredditsĪudio construction: /r/diysound (active moderation) and/or /r/diyaudio (no moderation)Įlectronic musical instruments design and repair: /r/SynthDIY, r/MusicElectronics/, /r/diypedals/ Many common questions are answered in the FAQ so do check it out: - Click HERE for our FAQ/Wiki - Related subreddits "How can I take high voltage measurements with my oscilloscope?" "How do I calculate the bandwidth of an amplifier?" "Why doesn't my Op-Amp circuit work as expected?" "Trying to locate a replacement for a blown MOSFET" "Jokey" comments that don't materially contribute to the topic may be deleted. Read the sidebar and our Wiki/FAQ BEFORE posting! The post title should summarize the question clearly & concisely.Įxtra rules apply to questions on vehicle electronics - please read before posting. Please READ THIS too - especially before posting that parts 'look OK'.
#Logicworks 5 tv#
TV Repair / replacing electrolytic capacitors Off topic questions, and those fully answered in the Wiki, may be removed.
#Logicworks 5 mods#
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