#Build electronic workbench software#

Using this dialog box, you can change the resistance value, add a label, insert a fault, and select other properties. Double clicking on the symbol opens the Resistor Properties dialog box, as shown in Figure 2-7. When you drag the resistor symbol onto the screen from the Basic parts bin, it has a default value of 1 k W. You can have as many batteries on the screen at the same time as needed with the properties of each set individually.ДЇigure 2-6 DC voltage source symbol with Battery Properties dialog box. Using this dialog box, you can change the value of the voltage, add a label, and insert a fault. Double-clicking on the symbol opens the Battery Properties dialog box as shown in Figure 2-6. When you drag the dc voltage source symbol onto the screen from the Sources parts bin, it has a default value of 12 V. The instruments that you will use in this text are indicated.Д¬omponents must be placed on the screen in order to connect a circuit. The Instruments tool bin is shown in Figure 2-5.

The parts that you will use most are indicated. When you click on the Indicators parts bin button, the parts bin shown in Figure 2-4 appears. When you click on the Basic parts bin button, the parts bin shown in Figure 2-3 appears. The most common parts that you will use in this text are indicated. When you click on the Sources parts bin button, the parts bin shown in Figure 2-2 appears. These items will be used as you progress through the book.ДЇigure 2-1 The EWB screen showing the tool bins you may use in this text. Only the tool bins directly related to this course are indicated. The EWB screen with the menu and tool bins is shown in Figure 2-1.

Use the toolbar and parts bins related to the material in this course.

It is not intended to be a substitute for the material in the EWB User's Guide. This coverage is very brief and is meant to provide basic highlights to get you started using EWB. All the circuit components and instruments that you will study in this course and in future courses are available for simulation of any circuit that you wish to check out. Electronics Workbench (EWB) can be used as a laboratory in your computer where you can build and test electric circuits similar to the way you do in the actual lab.

#Build electronic workbench software#

This tutorial is an introduction to Electronics Workbench, a circuit simulation software program. Chet_floyd_principles_7|Voltage, Current, and Resistance|EWB|Electronics Workbench Circuit Simulation Home