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Application of electronics workbench in electronic technology

Xian Kai-yi

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The paper intruoduced a new method of electronic circuit design based on EWB, which has changed the tradition design method. The paper introduced the applied ways technique of EWB simulation software in the electronic technology circuit design. It has been proved that EWB is an effective tool for people to design electronic circuits.

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The paper intruoduced a new method of electronic circuit design based on EWB, which has changed the tradition design method. The paper introduced the applied ways technique of EWB simulation software in the electronic technology circuit design. It has been proved that EWB is an effective tool for people to design electronic circuits.

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The paper intruoduced a new method of electronic circuit design based on EWB, which has changed the tradition design method. The paper introduced the applied ways technique of EWB simulation software in the electronic technology circuit design. It has been proved that EWB is an effective tool for people to design electronic circuits.

Key concepts: Workbench, Electronics, Electronic design, Electronic circuit design, Electronic circuit simulation, Electronic circuit, Software, Circuit design

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