Simple 12 V to 5 V device to power a pressure sensor

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02:51:43

Just a LM7805 and a couple of capacitors to clean the output going to the Pressure sensor. Now, I'm having a very ROUGH time connecting each component. They should have wire in the parts icon. I give up. It's very frustrating trying to connect the components..... I feel like Just wasted my time and money with this program.

published 5 years ago

Robert_Kidd

5 years ago

Important! Stop the sim running - you cannot connect while simulator is running! To connect just touch end of each component you want to connect. Ok now?

PrathikP

5 years ago

This app is actually the easiest to connect components. Easier that any other simulator out there. So I donno what your complaining about.

wyoelk

5 years ago

Indeed these two are 100% correct! I am possibly much older than most if not all users, approaching 70, and it is the easiest to learn how to use and learn from. Just post a circuit with questions and generally someone knows the answer. Keep going

toppy1701

5 years ago

very new here, that isnt a 78L05 regulator isnt it an opamp ??

toppy1701

5 years ago

i meant a LM7805

Robert_Kidd

5 years ago

It is an op amp :-)

Omar585

5 years ago

The point is ....it wont let me connect the ground side. I know its not a LM7805....because we dont even have one to choose from....it doesnt matter were I click. It took me a long while to "wire what i have wired.

Omar585

5 years ago

With other programs i just drag the pointer and it will connect what i want to connect.

BillyT

5 years ago

@Omar585, all programs have their idiosyncrasies, with this program, to make changes. You have to stop the program. To join two points, touch one to highlight it then touch the point you want to join to it.

Robert_Kidd

5 years ago

It’s that easy!

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