ComputerVoltageSources

Hi David
The consensus (so far) appears to be that all software-driven analog
voltage I/O's, as a class of devices, are on-topic. The PSIM is
definitely a member of the this classification but there are certainly
many others in this class too. I may post some photo's of a few of my
early DIY attempts but not until the whole group is VERY desperate for
comedy.
This is only an opinion, but , please hang tight...i think the
disussion here will move FAR beyond PSIM-specific posts soon. This is
a very fertile field.

best,
doc



--- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, David Kronemyer
<dkronemyer@...> wrote:

>
> I am getting very tired of references to the PSIM, seeing as how

only a few

> people have them and it is ³vapor ware² as far as the rest of us are
> concerned. While well-intentioned, I think that Larry¹s proposal is too
> complicated. In my view, we should stick with something that will

appeal to

> the broadest constituency first, then, refine later. From my

perspective,

> the Basic Atom Pro is the way to go ­ a flexible platform that

readily will

> succumb to subsequent user modifications. DAVID
>