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SEQUEL: A Public-domain Simulation Platform for Electronics and Power Electronics

MaheshB Patil

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SEQUEL (a Solver of circuit EQuations with User-defined ELements) is a public-domain simulation package that has been used for a variety of applications. A graphics interface has recently been added to SEQUEL, in order to make it more user-friendly and better suitable for teaching purposes. The package can be downloaded freely. In this paper, some of the features of SEQUEL are described, along with examples.

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SEQUEL (a Solver of circuit EQuations with User-defined ELements) is a public-domain simulation package that has been used for a variety of applications. A graphics interface has recently been added to SEQUEL, in order to make it more user-friendly and better suitable for teaching purposes. The package can be downloaded freely. In this paper, some of the features of SEQUEL are described, along with examples.

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SEQUEL (a Solver of circuit EQuations with User-defined ELements) is a public-domain simulation package that has been used for a variety of applications. A graphics interface has recently been added to SEQUEL, in order to make it more user-friendly and better suitable for teaching purposes. The package can be downloaded freely. In this paper, some of the features of SEQUEL are described, along with examples.

Key concepts: Power electronics, Electronics, Computer science, Domain (mathematical analysis), Electrical engineering, Public domain, Power (physics), Engineering

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