Is there a way to config the setting in circuit lab to give you the RT in the circuit? |
by riley1234198
October 27, 2021 |
Good question. Here's another; why hasn't it been answered? That'd make a good feature. I know it's easy to work out yourself especiallly if you're the one ho designed the circuit but it'd be very easy to implement. |
by Microk
February 08, 2022 |
Depending on the circuit, it may be easy enough to do with a voltage source and a DC analysis. By using the V(V1.nA)/I(R1.nA) CircuitLab is smart enough to know that the units are Ω when you divide a voltage by a current. The answer in this case is 395Ω. BTW, questions about how to do things in CircuitLab are better asked in the Support or Feature Requests forum. |
by OakBloodThree
February 24, 2022 |
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