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You can subscribe to this list. On Di,, 08:49, Meisinger Markus wrote: Gateway m305crv. > Hello! > So far I simulated a few 'larger' circuits with qucs. In conclusion I > can say that it is a really powerful tool and I am very very glad to > have it;-)! > > Now I have a problem developping a flying back converter circuit since I > have not found any possibility to calculate a root mean square value out > of a signals trace. This is necessary for the calculation of a booster > capacitor or e.g.

The power supply which is connected to the circuit. Bold north super bowl live. > > Thats why I would like to know wheather there is any possibility to > calculate a mean square / root mean square value out of a recorded > voltage-, current- or equation - measurment?

Simply place an equation on the schematic. Bla='sqrt(avg(node1.Vt^2))', that what you mean? So far I simulated a few 'larger' circuits with qucs. In conclusion I can say that it is a really powerful tool and I am very very glad to have it;-)! Now I have a problem developping a flying back converter circuit since I have not found any possibility to calculate a root mean square value out of a signals trace. This is necessary for the calculation of a booster capacitor or e.g. The power supply which is connected to the circuit.