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===Audio Tools===
 
===Audio Tools===
 
* https://www.eevblog.com/forum/beginners/is-this-a-good-speaker-model/ - simulating a speaker
 
* https://www.eevblog.com/forum/beginners/is-this-a-good-speaker-model/ - simulating a speaker
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===Power Design Tools===
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See [[Switchers]]
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===Simulations===
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SimHeatsink
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====Ansys====
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These fine folks use ansys:
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* Cooling Methods for a Typical Printed Circuit Board Assembly in Spacecraft: Simulation and Experiment
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* https://www.mdpi.com/2079-9292/14/2/314
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Which has a free 'student' license. It appears to let you download and use the software for a year.
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====FOSS Options====
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Searching alternativeto for ansys comes up with
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=====OpenFoam=====
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=====Elmer=====
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===Image Processing===
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Yolo is being used for a lot of image matching.
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* https://www.mdpi.com/2079-9292/14/2/217
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The January 2025 issue has a couple articles that use image processing via yolo to detect different things. for example this article has photos showing the image recognition being used for pcb errors. see the photos.
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given that you can program yolo, you can use it for most anything, if you allow for less than 100% accuracy.
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[[Category:online notes]]
 
[[Category:online notes]]

Revision as of 21:15, 17 January 2025

There is software, firmware, and hardware. Firmware is software. Hardware is hard. I've got a headache.

MicroHard

MicroFirm

MicroSoft

List

RF Design Tools

Audio Tools

Power Design Tools

See Switchers

Simulations

SimHeatsink

Ansys

These fine folks use ansys:

Which has a free 'student' license. It appears to let you download and use the software for a year.

FOSS Options

Searching alternativeto for ansys comes up with

OpenFoam
Elmer

Image Processing

Yolo is being used for a lot of image matching.

The January 2025 issue has a couple articles that use image processing via yolo to detect different things. for example this article has photos showing the image recognition being used for pcb errors. see the photos. given that you can program yolo, you can use it for most anything, if you allow for less than 100% accuracy.