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Hallo, I'm a new User of CircuitLab. I find CircuitLab very interesting and easy to use. Some quiestions are comming up using this program. 1.) Is there any way for labeling the power cunsumption of an resistor in a circuit? I've no idea. I know how to label the voltage and flowing currents. 2.) Is it possible to show this directly in the circuitdrawing? 3.) Is there a way to display overload by marking the corresponding part. this would be very usefull. 4.)Unfortunately, I can not find a component such as an optocoupler. I apologize for my bad English, unfortunately I am not very practiced. Thank you for your help in advance. Best regards Franz-Josef |
July 01, 2018 |
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This is an area of electronics where gut feel is so much better then blind pedantry. This is because resistors are real life items and can be run at greater than rated power for small periods. Usually resistors can be very small, and it is obvious to the designer where larger ones may be required. Optocouplers can be of many types.In general there is no easy model, but in specific instances it may be possible to make representative circuits from standard parts, |
July 01, 2018 |
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