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In EveryCircuit Logic Source is equivalent to a 5V battery

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The "Logic source" component behaves the same as a 5V battery

Note the current is identical.

published 11 years ago

Sine_eyed

11 years ago

Yeah, of course you've got the same current through the resistor, all in all it's the same equation. Keep in mind that the program deals less with components for what they are, but more with how they are going to affect the outcome and the circuit as a whole. So yeah, the logic source pad could be seen like a battery but really one shouldn't think if it as such. You know the pads mean to represent right?..

darrenthatcher

11 years ago

Hi Sine_eyed - no, not yet (answering your question at the end), I can only guess at the digital pins in, say, my Pi or Arduino where the voltages are 0 or 5V.

Sine_eyed

11 years ago

Yep, I'd have to say that guess of yours is an educated one. Don't sell yourself short buddy- remember what I said about already having the answers to the questions we ask? BAM! That's what just happened lol! I appreciate you not making me eat my words!.. >=^D

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