#Interactive smith chart manuals#
#Interactive smith chart software#

#Interactive smith chart software#

The software is not 'signed' which means OSX and Windows are reluctant to allow you to do the install. I have developed a Java Application which makes it easy to learn and experiment with Smith Chart with just a click. So, I start with the most basic concept-The Smith Chart. The purpose of this project is to make Microwaves easy for any student to learn. SimNEC 1.2 (Preferred) NEC2, spreadsheets, unicode identifiers.ġ8.4 Contains custom element library support, RUSE block switches.ġ6.9 Useful when following along older videos.ġ5.1 Useful when following along older videos. Introduction: My project is on Interactive Smith Chart. At this point, all functional enhancements and bug fixes are applied only to SimNEC. SimNEC is a superset of SimSmith, the major additions being a NEC2 portal, a multiprocessor implementation of NEC2, and a rudementary, built-in spreadsheet. Get instant access to the free live Smith & Nephew PLC streaming stock chart. If you are following a video and want to use the SimSmith release closest to that used in the video, look at the top of the screen to see the version of SimSmith being used and then choose between older versions. Under most circumstances, though, you should use the most recent realease of SimNEC.

#Interactive smith chart manuals#

Additionaly, each dropbox folder contains a 'pdfs' subdirectory which also contains the up to date manuals as well as legacy manuals for earlier versions.Īt present, several versions of SimSmith are available. After installation, all manuals and release notes are available from within SimSmith starting at 'help' pulldown menu item. Each distribution contains installation packages for Windows, MAC, or Linux as well as the basic '.jar' file executable. SimSmith distributions are available from folders in my dropbox. I try to at least say that something has changed and occasionally say why. Please access the help menu, refering to the 'SimSmith' manual, the 'recent changes', or the 'release notes'. If you run into this problem I appologize. These changes can cause considerable angst, particularly when attempting to follow along while watching a video.

Changes are made for a variety of reasons: adding functionality, fixing bugs, making things 'consistent' across subsystems, making things 'intuitive' for the user, meeting industry standards and/or expectations, etc. This means that over time, basic operation can change.