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Title: New Analog Design Calculators and Tutorials Post by s_edwards on Sep 17th, 2011, 9:32am I am a mixed signal design engineer developing precision data convertor and voltage reference integrated circuits. Over the years, I have written a number of simple design tools to aid in circuit definition and design. I have made them available free to anyone who is interested in using them. They are written for the HP50g graphing calculator but can also be run on a PC with a free emulator. They may be downloaded at, http://www.maxim-ic.com/tools/calculators/hp50g/ I have attempted to provide thorough documentation of each program’s operation, including practical examples and a brief tutorial of the application being addressed. I hope you find them useful. I frequently update these programs, so any constructive feedback is welcome. Best Regards, Steve |
Title: Re: New Analog Design Calculators and Tutorials Post by AnalogDE on Sep 18th, 2011, 7:21pm Long time user of an HP48GX here. Is the 50g worth getting? Also, have you thought about porting those programs to PC based math software? I like to use MathCAD 14 myself. |
Title: Re: New Analog Design Calculators and Tutorials Post by s_edwards on Sep 18th, 2011, 8:26pm I think the HP50g is worth getting if you are willing to write your own programs. In my experience, the HP50g is really a handheld computer, and so is most useful if running programs that take advantage of its increased power, memory and screen size. As you may be aware http://www.hpcalc.org/ is a good source of programs contributed by HP user’s. You will find a number of free electrical engineering programs there as well. I also like MathCad 14. Actually, I first model my programs in MathCad for verification and debug purposes. However, I write for the HP50g because it is free (when running the emulator) and quick and portable (when running on the physical calculator). It’s also a lot cheaper than the cost of a MathCad license for most users. |
Title: Re: New Analog Design Calculators and Tutorials Post by RobG on Oct 2nd, 2011, 7:11pm Thanks for making those programs public! |
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