Your submission should follow our general guidelines. Please follow
object-oriented principles. Include an executable jar file
for each program.
- Extent your circuit analysis program to handle multiple voltages
sources, such as the example below, and calculate the unknown node values.
Display your results in a TextArea (see TextAreas in Jama)
Format your node variables to distinguish voltages from currents. In the example,
there are four nodes and two voltage sources, so the matrix is 6 x 6 and the node
values would be:
V(1) = ***
V(2) = ***
V(3) = ***
V(4) = ***
I(1) = ***
I(2) = ***
The LTSpice version of this circuit can be downloaded from test6.zip
R1 1 2 100
R2 3 4 400
R3 2 0 500
R4 4 0 200
VA 1 0 9
VB 3 2 5
- Modify your Java program from asgn 9 (Q2) so that you can also select and draw
wires. The netlist description of a wire would be
WIRE x1 y1 ... xn yn
- Modify your earilier image display programs so that you can use a
growbox
to do the equivalent of
imcrop in MATLAB. Your program should write out
the cropped image to an output image file.
- Modify the robot motion test1 program by adding a controller that
allows the user to change the velocity of the robot only by calling the setVelocity method. The goal is to steer the robot around the screen.
- Show the family trees for
JFrame, JPanel,
JLabel, and JButton.
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last updated 1 July 2015