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Analytical circuit design and simulation — voltage dividers, RC/RL/RLC filters, power calculations, impedance analysis, transfer functions. Uses sympy for symbolic analysis and numpy for numerical.

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Analytical circuit design and simulation — voltage dividers, RC/RL/RLC filters, power calculations, impedance analysis, transfer functions. Uses sympy for symbolic analysis and numpy for numerical.

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name	circuit-design
description	Analytical circuit design and simulation — voltage dividers, RC/RL/RLC filters, power calculations, impedance analysis, transfer functions. Uses sympy for symbolic analysis and numpy for numerical.
metadata	{"openclaw":{"emoji":"⚡","requires":{"anyBins":["python3"]}}}

Circuit Design Tool

Built-in Functions

parallel(*resistances) — Parallel resistance combination
voltage_divider(vin, r1, r2) — Output voltage
rc_cutoff(r, c) — RC low-pass cutoff frequency
power_dissipation(v, i=None, r=None) — P = VI or V²/R

Usage

python3 /workspace/bridge.py circuit_analysis '
vin = 5.0
r1, r2 = 10e3, 22e3
vout = voltage_divider(vin, r1, r2)
f_c = rc_cutoff(10e3, 100e-9)
print(f"Voltage divider: {vin}V -> {vout:.3f}V")
print(f"RC cutoff: {f_c:.1f} Hz")
print(f"Power in R1: {power_dissipation(vin-vout, r=r1)*1000:.2f} mW")
'

For SPICE simulation:

python3 /workspace/bridge.py spice_simulation 'YOUR SPICE NETLIST'

Always specify real component values with tolerances and package sizes.

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name	circuit-design
description	Analytical circuit design and simulation — voltage dividers, RC/RL/RLC filters, power calculations, impedance analysis, transfer functions. Uses sympy for symbolic analysis and numpy for numerical.
metadata	{"openclaw":{"emoji":"⚡","requires":{"anyBins":["python3"]}}}

Circuit Design Tool

Built-in Functions

parallel(*resistances) — Parallel resistance combination
voltage_divider(vin, r1, r2) — Output voltage
rc_cutoff(r, c) — RC low-pass cutoff frequency
power_dissipation(v, i=None, r=None) — P = VI or V²/R

Usage

python3 /workspace/bridge.py circuit_analysis '
vin = 5.0
r1, r2 = 10e3, 22e3
vout = voltage_divider(vin, r1, r2)
f_c = rc_cutoff(10e3, 100e-9)
print(f"Voltage divider: {vin}V -> {vout:.3f}V")
print(f"RC cutoff: {f_c:.1f} Hz")
print(f"Power in R1: {power_dissipation(vin-vout, r=r1)*1000:.2f} mW")
'

For SPICE simulation:

python3 /workspace/bridge.py spice_simulation 'YOUR SPICE NETLIST'

Always specify real component values with tolerances and package sizes.