1. Digital electronic simulator
- Posted by DanM Aug 08, 2010
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Has anyone looked at the Digital electronic simulator by gaz?
I'd like to figure out how to add a new gate to the components it can simulate, namely a MULTI-input AND gate.
Not to use it in a circuit design, just to simulate a mini-pseudo neural network, not a functional NN, just a simulation / display of how neurons might work together for my own amusement.
http://www.rapideuphoria.com/des2.zip
Dan M.
2. Re: Digital electronic simulator
- Posted by ne1uno Aug 09, 2010
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Has anyone looked at the Digital electronic simulator by gaz?
I'd like to figure out how to add a new gate to the components it can simulate, namely a MULTI-input AND gate.
Not to use it in a circuit design, just to simulate a mini-pseudo neural network, not a functional NN, just a simulation / display of how neurons might work together for my own amusement.
http://www.rapideuphoria.com/des2.zip
Dan M.
try duplicating one of the existing similar components images, add it to the menu in the exw file, looks like 2 places.
spice output would let you run actual simulations on the circuits. free and student versions of spice are available.
3. Re: Digital electronic simulator
- Posted by DanM Aug 09, 2010
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Has anyone looked at the Digital electronic simulator by gaz? <snip>
http://www.rapideuphoria.com/des2.zip
Dan M.
try duplicating one of the existing similar components images, add it to the menu in the exw file, looks like 2 places.
spice output would let you run actual simulations on the circuits. free and student versions of spice are available.
yeah, thanks, that sounds like part of what I'd have to do, but it would seem very likely that just adding a new image wouldn't be enough, would probably have to add data about the functionality of the device, so it could be connected to, and cycle its behavior properly in the simulation. And that's what I haven't looked into yet, was hoping someone else had already tried something like that. 
Oh, and it does run actual simulations on circuits, (and it's written in Euphoria!), you just have to make sure to make connections to the INPUTS of the devices, NOT nodes CONNECTED to the inputs as you might expect, I found out that that doesn't seem to work.
Dan
