Like a wave

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Every LED stack is driven by harmonic signal phase shifted about 45 degrees, which is 360 degrees in total from first to the last stack.

published 12 years ago

Mike68

12 years ago

How do you set/correlaye the phase? These look like completely unconnected, discrete circuits.

Oleksii

12 years ago

You are right, the behaviour of each circuit is set independently by the voltage source which has phase as a parameter.

Oleksii

12 years ago

In new version you need to tap "Frequency" to open all source's parameters.

905tman

12 years ago

I love this it looks cool

Mike68

12 years ago

Thanks. That is why I am quite perturbed with the lack of documentation for this app. I could have spent the rest of my natural life fiddling with this thing and never discovered that phase setting. How did you learn if it?

Mike68

12 years ago

Another question: How do you 'slow time down'? These 'voltage sources' are more like AC signal generators, but at 1KHz, the effect we see would not be possible.

Oleksii

12 years ago

I was using old school method - tapping on everything on the screen. That is how I figured out about "Frequency". As I understood simulation time control is available when there are no AC signal sources, in other case the simulation time is determined by frequency.

bouguerra

11 years ago

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