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3 R 1 amov 2 "R_1" amov 1 "R_1" R 1 amov 2 "R_1" R 1 amov 1 "R_1" R 1 amov 2 "R_1" 3
4 , Q 1 amov 1 "Q_1", Q 1 amov 1 "Q_1", Q 1 amov 1 "Q_1", Q 1 amov 1 "Q_1", Q 1 amov 1 "Q_1" L 1 amov 1 1 "L_1" 4
5 L 1 amov 2 1 "L_1" L 1 amov 1 0 "L_1" L 1 amov 2 0 "L_1" 20 30, amov "20" "30" 20 30, amov "20" "30" 5
6 20 30, amov "20" "30" 20 30, amov "20" "30" 20 30, amov "20" "30" 20 30, amov "20" "30" 6
7 , amov 1 0 0, amov
8 , amov 1 2 0, amov
9 , amov 1 1 1, amov
10 , amov 1 0 2, amov
11 , amov C 1 amov 1 "C_1" C 1 amov 1 "C_1" C 1 amov 2 "C_1" 11
12 C 1 amov 2 "C_1" C 1 amov 1 "C_1" C 1 amov 2 "C_1" C 1 amov 1 "C_1" C 1 amov 2 "C_1" 12
13 D 1 amov 1 "D_1" D 1 amov 1 "D_1" D 1 amov 2 "D_1" D 1 amov 2 "D_1", B 1 amov 1 "B_1" 13
14 , U 1 amov 1 1 "U_1", U 1 amov 1 0 "U_1", amov 1 amov 1 0 amov 2 0 amov
15 amov 2 1 amov 1 2 amov 2 2 amov 1 "E_1" amov 2 "E_1" 15
16 , amov 1 amov 1 amov 1 amov 1 amov 1 16
17 , amov 1 amov 1 amov 1 4 Exampl Thi ction giv a fw xampl of ral circuit that hav bn drawn with thi packag. C 2 R 1 Q 1 R 2 Q 2 C 1 R 3 R 5 R 6 U 1 C 4 Q 3 R 4 C 3 17
18 ! Exampl c i r c u i t with l c t r o n i c. gl i z includ l c t r o n i c. gl bgin cal trmrad = 0.25 amov 1 3 rmov trmrad 0 c i r c l trmrad rmov trmrad 0 r l i n 35 0 rmov trmrad 0 c i r c l trmrad amov 1 6 rmov trmrad 0 c i r c l trmrad rmov trmrad 0 r l i n 1 h R bjt Q 1 rmov 2 1 r l i n 0 2 rmov 0 4 r l i n 0 1 rmov 0 5 r l i n 0 v R 2 r l i n 2 0 r l i n 0 bjt Q 2 rmov 0 2 r l i n 0 bjt Q 3 rmov 2 1 r l i n 0 2 rmov 0 4 r l i n 0 2 rmov 0 2 r l i n 0 2 rmov 0 h C 1 rmov 0 5 r l i n 0 v R 3 r l i n 1 0 r i t o r v R 4 r l i n 0 1 rmov
19 @ritor h R 5 h R 6 r l i n 1 0 rmov 1 v C 3 r l i n 0 1 grtor r l i n 0 h C 2 r l i n 0 1 r l i n U 1 rmov 1 1 r l i n 0 1 r l i n 6 0 r l i n 0 h C 4 r l i n 1 0 rmov trmrad 0 c i r c l trmrad rmov trmrad 0 grtor rmov 2 1 r l i n 0 2 rmov 0 6 r l i n 0 4 rmov 7 amov 1 13 rmov trmrad 0 c i r c l trmrad rmov trmrad 0 r l i n 35 0 rmov trmrad 0 c i r c l trmrad rmov trmrad 0 nd cal 19
20 ! Thr pha invrtr i z includ l c t r o n i c. gl bgin cal ! Draw th DC Link amov 1 19 r l i n 24 0! Draw Ground amov 1 11 r l i n 2 r l i n 22 0! Tranitor for i = 0 to 16 tp 8 for j = 0 to 4 tp 4 amov 2 13 rmov i rmov 2 1 r l i n 0 1 rmov 0 3 r l i n 0 1 rmov 2 vu nxt j nxt i 20
21 ! Connction point amov 4 11 for i = 0 to 16 tp 8 for j = 0 to 8 tp 4 amov 4 11 rmov i j rmov 2 0 nxt j nxt i! Machin winding amov r l i n 4 0 r l i n 0 v 0 tar x = xpo () tar y = ypo () bgin rotat h 0 nd rotat rmov 4 co ( torad (30)) 4 in ( torad (30)) nd y = ypo () alin 24 nd y alin r l i n 4 0 amov tar x tar y bgin rotat h 0 nd rotat rmov 4 co ( torad (30)) 4 in ( torad (30)) alin 8 nd y alin 8 15 r l i n 4 0 nd cal SET Q RESET!Q! Exampl of l ogic gat u : SR Flip Flop i z
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23 Q 1 D 2 C 1 LOAD D 1 Q 2! An H Bridg! St th pag i z i z 21 10! Import th l c t r o n i c modul includ l c t r o n i c. gl! Draw a grid i f th l i n blow i xcal! Top l f t of diagram amov 2 9 gav! Battry lg r l i n 0 v E 1 r l i n 0 2! Ground plan r l i n 17 0! Rturn to top l f t grtor! Powr to cap lg r l i n 4 0 r l i n 0 capacitor vt C 1 r l i n 0 2! Back to powr r a i l rmov 0 8! Powr to Firt Lg r l i n 5 0 r l i n 0 1 rmov 2 moft Q 1 rmov 2 1 r l i n
24 @diod vu D 1! Back to Powr r a i l rmov 0 8! Powr to cond l g r l i n 8 vu D 2 r l i n 0 1 rmov 2 moft Q 2 rmov 2 1 r l i n 0 1! Back to right hand id of load rmov 0 4! Connction to load r l i n 2 0 rmov 4 0 r l i n 2 0 rmov 2 1! Load box 4 2 rmov 2 1 t jut CC txt LOAD 24
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