Vertrauen Electrical engineering programs

DC CIRCUIT ANALYSIS, v1.4 , March 1995 This program can create and evaluate computer circuits. The documentation functions as a tutorial on computer circuits. The program requires a 286 or later, EGA or VGA graphics adapter and a color monitor. It can run in 300 KB of RAM. A mouse is recommended and a math coprocessor will speed up calculations. Neither mouse or math coprocessor is required. From Arthur Tanzella, $15.00 (US)

LOGIC CIRCUIT ANALYSIS, v1.1 , March 1995 This program can create and evaluate logic circuits. The documentation functions as a tutorial to learn about logic and digital computers. The program requires a 286 or later, EGA or VGA graphics adapter and a color monitor. It can run in 300 KB of RAM. A mouse is recommended, but not required. From Arthur Tanzella, $20.00 (US)

Students' QuickField(TM), formerly known as ELCUT, is minimum cost shareware for field simulation. It solves plane and axisymmetric problems of electrostatics, nonlinear DC magnetics, AC magnetics, current flow, nonlinear heat transfer, stress analysis and coupled problems. QuickField enables you to perform field calculations and obtain various electro-mechanical design parameters in an extremely efficient and intuitive way. After an hour of playing with QuickField, you'll be able to solve rather complicated problem in minutes.

This program will teach you how to trouble shoot an AM Radio using a Block Diagram with an Oscilloscope. There is a TUTOR. There is on line help in the form of Helpful Hints. Designed to help you find problems in the quickest way. Reference readings are also available.

This program will teach you how to trouble shoot an RC-Coupled amplifier With Feedback using an Oscilloscope. There is on line help in the form of Helpful Hints. Designed to help you find problems in the quickest way. Reference readings are also available. I wrote the original program in 1980 while teaching at Great Lakes Ill. for the NAVY. This program has been used by thousands of students, learning to be Electronic Technicians for the NAVY. The program has also been purchased by 5 Junior collages around the county and many private individuals. The only problem that I have ever found is that students in the LAB, real world, did not do it the same way that the program teaches?