The goal is to develop a Electronics Calculator similar to the Apps ElectroCalc and ElectroDroid on Android OS.
The program would be first implemented on the Casio prizm series in BASIC language, maybe in Python and possibly porting to other platforms using SourceCoder 3 Online TI-BASIC IDE.


TODO: Create a list of functions and formulas to be implemented: For now, Ohms Law, Resistive divider, Resistor Color code ( Color Rings + Text )

2020-04-05:
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Added List of know resistors for further computation of resistors in resistive divider

2020-03-18:
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Edit:

Develop a version for the TI CXII in BASIC language as well. Maybe move this post to another section or create a new one on TI .
This is a short update on the Electronics Calculator to show a way how things will be implemented, in terms of provided formulas / helpers, splitted by typical passive components :

Edit:
2020-03-10:
- Added Calculation for R2 / R1 supplying Vout/Vin
- Moved to github, currently on branch dev:

https://github.com/malagasonfire/electronicscalc

2020-02-25:
- Added Menu for future selection of calculations
- Added calculation for current and power on resistive divider
- Updated the Subject text


2020-02-16 :
- Added description for submenus


Resistors:
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> Ohm's Law

- Calculate the R, V or I, of the Ohms Law
- Represent formula in plot functions or ASCII

> Resistive Divider:

- Calculate Vout, Current, Power dissipation supplying R1, R2, Vin
- Choose R1 / R2 using list with know values ( eg: 220, 330 Ohms ), supplying Vin , Vout
- Supply schematic either with plot functions or ASCII mode

> Resistor Color Codes:

- 3/4 Ring mode + Tolerance
- Draw rings using rectangle, box plotting + color shading and / or provide ASCII textual

> Parallel Resistor:

- Input n resistor on loop until is done and calculate Req
> Series Resistor:

- Input n resistor on loop until is done and calculate Req


I'll post later on the Resistive divider code .. for now this is just a simple program done for the Resistive divider, as it is my second BASIC program writen on a cg50. Consider this as a short running... :


Code:

'ProgramMode:RUN
Menu "ResDivider","Vout?",1,"QUIT",4
Lbl 1
"VIN"?->A
If A=0
Then "BAD INPUT":Goto 4
Else Goto 2
IfEnd
Lbl 2
"INPUT V IS"
Locate 4,4,A
"R1"?->B
BDisps"R2"?->C
CDisps
If C<=0
Then "DIV ZERO":Goto 4
Else Goto 3
IfEnd
Lbl 3
A*(C/(C+B))->V
"VOUT(V)="
VDisps"CURRENT(A)="
V/(C+B)Disps"POWER(W)="
(V*V)/(C+B)DispsLbl 4
"END"
Stop


Each program will be related to a component and a Menu to reach its sections will be developed. About sections will describe how each one can be implemented.

The main idea is to automate electronics calculation during development and components requirement, avoiding repeating calculations.
Perhaps this could come in handy
I don't condone code theft though, so like don't just snatch it Laughing
Thank you for the link. Maybe not snatch but to get some idea how it is implemented and do it more quickly :Razz

The vague idea for implementation is to plot rectangles as rings and colorize them while pressing keys . If this option is not possible than text mode option with color description should also be available.

Later will describe in detail the submenus of Resistors...
I've created a github repo to carry on the development of the program for the CG50, but also plan to do it on the Nspire CXII-T

These are the last changes:

- Added Calculation for R2 / R1 supplying Vout/Vin
- Moved to github, currently on branch dev:

https://github.com/malagasonfire/electronicscalc

Happy Mario Day for all
Updates for the Electronics calculator on CG50 version:

- Added list of known resistor values in ohms and display using the Disps keyword + Do LpWhile
Update for Electronics Calculator on CG50.. Resistor color codes in ASCII mode only... Yet to be tested / improved.
Tested on calculator.. Replaced Locate command with regular comma text to prevent Disp rollover and save some bytes, trading nice formatting..





malagas_fire wrote:
Update for Electronics Calculator on CG50.. Resistor color codes in ASCII mode only... Yet to be tested / improved.
Error Update: Correction for wrong values for Resistor Color codes starting at blue,
Quick update;

Reference URL for generating ascii electronic symbols.

https://asciiart.website/index.php?art=objects/electronics
Update... Added missing multiplier rings and ASCII ART resistor from previous link.. Needs some trimming....



  
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