DC Linear Circuits 2.0 activation code
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The DC Linear Circuits (DC&LC) program is designed to calculate complex DC electrical circuits. DC Linear Circuits supports the calculation of electrical circuits using three methods: 1) the method of Kirchhoff's laws (KL) 2) the method of loop currents (MCT) 3) the method of nodal potentials (MP). For an electrical circuit that includes one circuit, the calculation is made according to Ohm's law. The program displays a detailed (step-by-step) solution with a report in Word format.
Advantages of DC Linear Circuits (DC&LC):
-DC&LC - a training program that will allow you to quickly master the methods of calculating complex DC electrical circuits: MZK, MKT, MUP;
-DC&LC generates two calculations: 1) in a text window under the construction field 2) in Word format;
-DC&LC generates records of systems of equations in a general formalized form: 1) in symbolic form, 2) in numerical form;
-DC&LC solves systems of equations using the inverse matrix method, showing and explaining the process of forming the main matrix of the system, from it the inverse matrix, then writes down the solution of the system;
-DC&LC checks the solution using the power balance method;
-DC&LC can help students prepare for defending a test, taking a test or exam in electrical engineering.
-DC&LC - a training program that will allow you to quickly master the methods of calculating complex DC electrical circuits: MZK, MKT, MUP;
-DC&LC generates two calculations: 1) in a text window under the construction field 2) in Word format;
-DC&LC generates records of systems of equations in a general formalized form: 1) in symbolic form, 2) in numerical form;
-DC&LC solves systems of equations using the inverse matrix method, showing and explaining the process of forming the main matrix of the system, from it the inverse matrix, then writes down the solution of the system;
-DC&LC checks the solution using the power balance method;
-DC&LC can help students prepare for defending a test, taking a test or exam in electrical engineering.