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RE: Electronic Circuit Simulation - Electromagnetism Background (part 1) [Python]
Thank you for your contribution @drifter1.
We have been analyzing your tutorial and we suggest the following points:
The structure of your tutorial is good, but sometimes you have too many large paragraphs in what becomes tiring to read.
The subject of your tutorial is interesting but we suggest you start putting practice with the python code. We hope that in your next tutorial there is more practical content.
Looking forward to your upcoming tutorials.
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There is a lot of Theory behind the whole simulation stuff and so to get into actual code I will need to explain that first. I can't just create the matrices of the linear system with magic. Poof! After the Electromagnetism Background I will explain the structures that we will be using etc. while also studying how we get the matrices...
I don't think that it would make any sense to just make a division using Ohm's law in Python as it's just:
I = V / Rliterally.
Haha!
Thank you for your review, @portugalcoin! Keep up the good work!