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GeckoCIRCUITS
GeckoCIRCUITS is THE circuit simulator for modeling power electronics
GeckoCIRCUITS is THE circuit simulator for modeling power electronics systems. Besides its fast circuit simulation capability, GeckoCIRCUITS combines control modelling and thermal simulations via equivalent networks in an easy-to-use software package. GeckoCIRCUITS has its strengths in the extremely high simulation speed and its open interface. The software can be integrated into MATLAB/Simulink or other programming environments. -
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ParallelSim
ParallelSim is a parallel processor simulator written in java.
...The parameters like initial load, load offset, number of processors are declared as constants and can be changed directly in the source code to emulate different scenarios. It is also capable of plotting a graph at the end of each simulation to give an overview of how the simulation went. The output of simulation will vary from machine to machine depending upon the underlying hardware, for e.g., the timings will be different on a dual core and a quad core processor. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any suggestions or queries. -
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SPiM2Eclipse
Eclipse plugin for Stochastic Pi Machine
...SPiM2Eclipse provides a bridge for those running SPiM from the command-line by allowing simulations to be completed by a single click, displaying an embedded plot of the results. Features: -As an Eclipse plugin you have all of the powerful features of Eclipse available to you. -Syntax color highlighting -One-click simulation with plotting For more information on SPiM see the offical project website at: http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/projects/spim/ -
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...There is a similar extension, which use a direct connection to R via rJava/JRI, see http://r-ext.sourceforge.net. This extension is a little bit more complicated to set up but offers some more functionalities (e.g. interactive shell, more plotting functionalities). _______________________________________ Please have also a look on our info page about other NetLogo extensions at http://www.uni-goettingen.de/en/315075.html.
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JCrocus is a GUI (Graphical User Interface) that allows representing the network topology definition of microwave cavity filters based on the coupling matrix approach as well as simulating and plotting its frequency response
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...While your application is computing and logging results to a CSV file using the LiveGraph Writer API, the plotter lets you visualise and monitor the results live - by instantly plotting charts and graphs of the data.
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