Hi there Samir, thanks for this excellent tool, I will find it most useful to demonstrate concepts to my class.
I've noticed that when creating a DC circuit the currrent flow is shown as moving dots, this is a very useful aid.
When creating AC circuits however I only occasionally see some dots appear and disapear very quickly. Is it possible to have a setting to enable or disable the current flow dots ?
Many thanks and keep up the good work
Maria Rayson
Thanks Maria for your note, dots are ploted depending on two factors, current direciton& ampere applied.
In AC, the current direction keeps changing& ampere applied also keep changing, therefor, dots animation get affected more often than DC.
There would be a simple solution, that is to have a option to show or hide dots, this option would be applied for both AC& DC, would that be fine?
Hi Samir. yes having the option to display the current flow in both AC and DC circuits would be great.
I understand that the AC current flow would be fluctuating and wonder if the browser/program would be able to display this without putting too much strain on the code.
On another note I was wondering why the oscilloscope shows the opposite voltage polarity to the multimeter in my Centre Tapped Full Wave circuit FW CT 1?
Cheers
Maria
I will work on that option to display the current flow or hide it,
As for oscilloscope voltage polarity, can you please check this example: http://www.dcaclab.com/en/experiments/10534-osloscope-test is this correct polarity? if not, then, I will reverse the reading in the next release.
I might be able also to release the LED component in the next release too!
Regards,
Samir
Hi Samir, yes i think that the oscilloscope is showing the reverse value for voltages. If you add the multimeter to your test then the multimeter reads +1.5V and the scope -1.5V
Looking forward to the AC/DC current visualation
Cheers
Maria
Hi Maria,
I have fixed the oscilloscope drawing, as it was reversed, and I have added an option to set oscilloscope function, to draw Ampere, or Voltage.
At last, I have added a LED component with beautiful color :)
Excellent news Sabir, well done. Now can you fix my washing machine for me please ;-)
Cheers
Maria
Ha ha, may be I can fix it too, if I tried :)