|
|
| The top-rated electronic & electrical engineering tool for Palm OS with the most advanced interface and hundreds of calculations. Only $20 USD - compare features and price with competing software. |
|
| Updated |
Sep 6, 2006 23:23:07 | | Size | 96 kb | | Licence | Shareware | | Status | Minor Update | | Languages | English | | Tags | cmil, mm2, watts, voltage, capacitance, dB, ohms, voltage drop, current, VSWR, decibel, wye, reactance, inductance, conductor, palm, , impedance, resistor, AWG, resistance, delta, volt | | OS | Palm OS | | Homepage | RedBinary.com | | Email | griff@redbinary.com | | Author | Patrick Griffin |
|
|
 click for full size
|
Description:
For figuring everything electrical nothing else even comes close. Try the free trial of Electrist and see why electronic engineers in some of the finest R&D laboratories in the world, industrial maintenance crews, power utilities, RF & audio engineers, circuit designers, telecom engineers, and Ham operators have rated it the top electrical and electronic engineering tool for Palm OS. With the most advanced user interface and features available, and formulas found in no other software backed up with world-class customer service, it's no wonder!
Electrist does NEC ampacity look-ups to quickly get wire and cable sizes for any application in both the AWG and Metric standards. You can also enter any conductor properties and accurately find the voltage drop.
Size 3 phase panels & transformers with the built in load calculator. Enter any number & configuration of delta or wye/star and 3 phase, line-to-line, line-to-neutral, and/or centertap-to-neutral to instantly get both the phase and line loading in current, true power, and apparent power. Hundreds of formulas & variations:
Ohm's Law/Watt's Law
Resistor Color Code
Series/Parallel Resistance/Inductance/Capacitance
Unknown Value of Parallel Resistance/Parallel Inductance/Series Capacitance
Voltage/Current Dividers
Capacitive/Inductive Reactance
Series/Parallel Resistive/Inductive/Capacitive Impedance - in parallel, series, and as current
Peak/Peak-to-Peak/RMS/Average Sine Wave Conversion
Wavelength/Frequency/Period/Velocity
Delta/Wye Conversion
RC/RL Time Constant
dB, dBu,dBm,dBW,dBuV,dBV (with either equal or unequal impedances)
VSWR
Resonant Frequency
Periodic Waves
Conductor Voltage Drop (single or parallel conductors)
Conductor Size Selection (single or parallel conductors)
3 Phase Load Balance
3 Phase Voltage Unbalance - both NEMA and IEC negative sequence
3 Phase Active, Apparent, & Reactive Power
Cost of Use | Short tags:
cmil, mm2, watts, voltage, capacitance, dB, ohms, voltage drop, current, VSWR, decibel, wye, reactance, inductance, conductor, palm, , impedance, resistor, AWG, resistance, delta, volt |  Find last version of Electrist | |
| | Freeware alternatives Electrist 1.321 |
|  Free Download Electrist 1.321 from RedBinary.com |
| Similar news: | - Africa urged to drop resistance to biotech crop research, GM food — A leading international agricultural policy group urged African nations to drop opposition to biotechnology crop research and genetically modified foods, saying such a step could dramatically improve food security on the impoverished continent.
- Xcel buys 3M conductor — Minneapolis-based Xcel Energy Inc. will install 3M Corp.'s new Aluminum Composite Conductor Reinforced on a 10-mile transmission line from Shakopee to Burnsville as part of a $100 million expansion project at the utility's Blue Lake plant.
| | Find all news similar on Electrist 1.321 |
| Similar smart reviews: | - Stone C 3.3, Drop'em Here — Whether it’s a construction site or any other place whether the ground is to be firm but it is not just yet, constructors utilize the vibro-replacement technique to improve the load-carrying capacity of soil silts and clays. Basically, the soil is improved by the insertion of stone columns. How do you know where to place those columns and how are those columns are…
- Electrist - a tool Thomas Edison would've dreamt for! — A little more than a century ago electricity was an unknown force that thousands of brightest minds tried to harness. Invisible, inscrutable and infinitely powerful, it was destined to change the world forever in just a couple of decades. Today, when the nature of electricity has been thoroughly studied and it has been put to good use virtually everywhere, we know what…
| | Find all smart reviews similar on Electrist 1.321 |
|
