Maple as a laboratory tool in the study of RCL circuits
This paper explores the use of the computer algebra and symbolic computational software Maple as a valuable tool in the experimental study of RCL circuits. The traditional series RCL circuit is presented to show the usefulness of Maple software as a laboratory tool that can solve the circuit equatio...
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| description | This paper explores the use of the computer algebra and symbolic computational software Maple as a valuable tool in the experimental study of RCL circuits. The traditional series RCL circuit is presented to show the usefulness of Maple software as a laboratory tool that can solve the circuit equations and more importantly display signals in a way analogous to the conventional oscilloscope (CRO). The effect of variation of the circuit components and input excitation conditions can be investigated fairly quickly and results displayed visually than what can be achieved in a typical practical laboratory. |
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| spelling | ir-11408-17522022-06-27T13:49:06Z Maple as a laboratory tool in the study of RCL circuits Nechibvute, Action Mudzingwa, Courage Electric circuit; RCL; Maple; laboratory; CAS; symbolic; damping; computation This paper explores the use of the computer algebra and symbolic computational software Maple as a valuable tool in the experimental study of RCL circuits. The traditional series RCL circuit is presented to show the usefulness of Maple software as a laboratory tool that can solve the circuit equations and more importantly display signals in a way analogous to the conventional oscilloscope (CRO). The effect of variation of the circuit components and input excitation conditions can be investigated fairly quickly and results displayed visually than what can be achieved in a typical practical laboratory. 2016-08-12T07:30:46Z 2016-08-12T07:30:46Z 2013-08 Article 2320-7345 http://ijrcar.com/Volume_1_Issue_5/V1i502.pdf http://hdl.handle.net/11408/1752 en International Journal of Research in Computer Applications and Robotics; open |
| spellingShingle | Electric circuit; RCL; Maple; laboratory; CAS; symbolic; damping; computation Nechibvute, Action Mudzingwa, Courage Maple as a laboratory tool in the study of RCL circuits |
| title | Maple as a laboratory tool in the study of RCL circuits |
| title_full | Maple as a laboratory tool in the study of RCL circuits |
| title_fullStr | Maple as a laboratory tool in the study of RCL circuits |
| title_full_unstemmed | Maple as a laboratory tool in the study of RCL circuits |
| title_short | Maple as a laboratory tool in the study of RCL circuits |
| title_sort | maple as a laboratory tool in the study of rcl circuits |
| topic | Electric circuit; RCL; Maple; laboratory; CAS; symbolic; damping; computation |
| url | http://ijrcar.com/Volume_1_Issue_5/V1i502.pdf http://hdl.handle.net/11408/1752 |
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