On Tue, 2007-06-26 at 13:57 +0200, Chitlesh GOORAH wrote: > Hello there, > > ** using ktechlab-cvs of today: > ** rev 18 > > well the diode's current is not correct. > However the output of NonLinear::diodeCurrent > from /src/electronics/simulation/nonlinear.cpp sounds ok to me. > > There are 4 circuits in the attached circuit: diode_defect.circuit > > The last two circuits demonstrate that whatever the circuit is before the > diode (Thevenin's equivalent circuit in this case) the current (with repect > to the diode's voltage) is still incorrect. Hmm - is this a problem with the diode code or an under lying simulation problem? > > PS: I'm going to buy myself a c++ book to start digging into the code next > time. If you've done any coding the past then I'd recommend that you get a 'learn C++ in 21 days' type book for a quick introduction to C++ coding. I came from a programming background in BASIC (on a TRS-80) and Assembly (on an IBM XT) - probably showing my age there ;) The trickiest thing about C++ is understanding the Object Oriented paradigm. Once you understand that, you'll realise why C++ is such a popular and very powerful language.
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