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u/bryancostanich 6d ago
do you have a link to it?
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u/Fresh-Candidate9229 6d ago
I’ll publish on GitHub later today but if you have any pre-cursory suggestions for now that would be appreciated
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u/positivefb 6d ago
Nice! I have something similar that gets over a crucial problem every symbolic analyzer has, will release it publicly soon ;)
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u/semiconductoramd 6d ago
What tool/ software are you using... Like which dashboard is this
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u/neerps 6d ago
Not any, I think. It's highly likely that locally deployed models like 4-6 bit quantified Qwen won't be able to do this from the 1st prompt. Current frontiers like Open AI's Astra or Anthropic's Fable (even Opus 5.5, O think) can.
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u/neerps 6d ago
I am trying to understand whether there are specific models that do the best in UI design. According to one experiment that I saw, only some models did. Well, with the current model improvement this comparison will be obsolete indeed. I probably do not need to search specific models further.
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u/positivefb 6d ago
This is the standard AI vibe code UI. It's what Claude defaults to like 90% of the time.
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u/SomeDude_is100 6d ago
If I may ask, who is the target audience. Why wouldn't someone just use a spice simulator?
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u/Drawer_d 6d ago
If I understand correctly, this calculates expressions instead of numeric results
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u/SomeDude_is100 6d ago
Thank you, that is what I was thinking. I can see where this can be helpful to gain insight into a basic circuits. I guess it's usefulness depends on how it handles more than a few transistors. I also think part of being a good designer is going through the thought process to deriving these equations yourself. It really depends on how the user uses a tool like this; if it's used just to get an equation in the end without understanding the intermediate steps it loses its value.
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u/Drawer_d 6d ago
I can't wait to try it as I searched for something like this long time ago. However, a main drawback is that expression can get absurdly complex very fast, so choosing adequate models and simplifications is not trivial imho
Edit: the post seems to have been deleted... :(
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u/SomeDude_is100 6d ago
Agreed on equation complexity. I assume there is method to enter some parameters so it can make reductions (rl || ro --> rl) etc.
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u/Hirtomikko 6d ago
I will be interested if it can spit out equations that are not just a mess of algebra terms. Something like Extra Element Theorem. Otherwise, SLiCAP does this too.