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Simple parallel circuit problem
11-04-2015, 01:57 AM (This post was last modified: 11-04-2015 02:16 AM by Vtile.)
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RE: Simple parallel circuit problem
Here is simple program (I just typed) in UserRPL to make it easy with 28..50g. The original idea is from L.R.Linares (He have done really nice series of HP49/HP50g instruction videos to youtube), but I'm not sure if this is 1:1 his solution for this job or were it even Linares original idea at first place.

I named it Parallel Impedance, Pimp for short.
Code:

<<
INV SWAP INV SWAP + INV
>>

For imaginary circuit
Code:

        Z1              
-+--####--+------------+
  |              |                 |
  #             #                #
  #  Z4        #  Z3           #  Z2        
  #             #                #
  |              |                 |
-+----------+------------+



First enter two first parallel impedance values (in complex, s-domain, resistance form) in input line like:
Z2 [SPaCe] Z3
Pimp
=> 1/(1/Z2)+(1/Z3)
Z1 +
=> (1/(1/Z2)+(1/Z3))+Z1
Z4 Pimp
=> 1/(1/((1/(1/Z2)+(1/Z3))+Z1))+(1/Z4) <-- Parentheses look out..
That is it, now only should one use ->num etc. to get decimal form.

-Middle of night, -LV
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