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Overview of amateur radio programs for devices based on Android
Good day dear radio amateurs!
Today on the site, we will consider quite interest Ask – amateur radio programs for Android devices.
Recently, the electronic equipment market has been filling up at a good pace with inexpensive (mostly Chinese, but fairly decent quality) devices that use in their work operating system Android. Already now you can buy a good tablet from 5000 rubles. Therefore, I was interested in the question - are there any amateur radio programs for such devices? It turns out there is, and not a little. Below I will give you an overview of several such programs, and we will consider one of them in more detail.
So the first program is OscilPrime Oscilloscope Legacy
This program allows you to turn your tablet computer into a two-channel low frequency oscilloscope:
The studied signal can be fed to the audio connector and via the USB port. In addition, the program has a built-in sinusoidal signal generator. The sweep can be triggered both by the decline of the signal under study and by its front. The program is easy to use and has limited settings.
The next program is EveryCircuit(paid - 300 rubles) or EveryCircuit Free(free).
This program allows you to collect simple radio circuits on the tablet screen and simulate their work:
The program is simple and not difficult to understand. As a disadvantage, one can note the lack of a “Russian language”, a small base of elements and the high cost of the full version. But despite the shortcomings, the program will allow you to think through some aspects of circuitry when building simple devices.
As you can see, dear radio amateurs, progress does not stand still, programmers take care of us and release new programs. Even though they are not yet as developed as for "big" computers, but I think that soon "small" computers will catch up with their "big brothers" in amateur radio software.
All these programs (and not only them) you can download through “ Play Market” on your gadget.
And finally, I want to introduce you to another amateur radio program that deserves close attention, and not only by beginner radio amateurs.
The program is called ElectroDroid.
There are both paid and free version this program. The difference between the paid version is that additional features have been introduced and there is no annoying advertising.
ElectroDroid is a powerful set of tools and a reference for the electronics designer:
The program consists of several sections:
– calculation
– pinout
– directory
– plugins
Let's start from the end - plugins. This function allows you to expand the capabilities of the program by adding new functions. All new plugins are installed inside the program.
Calculation– this section is intended for various amateur radio calculations. In the top picture you can see almost all the features of the program in this mode (part hidden at the bottom). As you can see, there is a fairly large variety of small subroutines for carrying out simple, but at the same time useful amateur radio calculations.
Tsokolevka. This section of the program presents the pinout of the most popular and commonly used connectors, wires and devices in amateur radio practice:
Directory. This section presents various reference data on radio elements, as well as tables of various data needed in amateur radio practice. This section will especially please lovers of PIC microcontrollers - reference data is collected here for almost all PIC microcontrollers (it's a pity, of course, that there is no such reference book for AVR microcontrollers):
You can also download this program on the “Play Market”, or (using the services of our hackers) download the full version of this program below:
(1.9 MiB, 10,240 hits)
Application Electronics is an indispensable assistant for electricians. It was created specifically for mobile devices on the android platform. The program was made by Russian programmers who are well versed in electronics and physics. The development turned out to be quite high quality.
Here it is clearly told about various subjects in the field of physics and electronics. From the application, you can learn physical and other laws. Also here you can find information about the use of microcontrollers in everyday life. And about how to program them so that they become useful.
From the program you can find out exactly how the touch screen works, it is very informative. There are lessons on how to make a smart fan, color music and other interesting things. Here you can find numerous articles about the basics of various creatures, which will allow the user to understand the essence of the ongoing interactions of objects.
Application Electronics done very well. There is a nice design that pleases the eye. And everything is done clearly and conveniently, which cannot but rejoice. The program will bring the user a lot of necessary knowledge.
Application features:
- useful information from the field of physics and electronics;
- instrument making lessons;
- user-friendly interface.
Qucs, also known as the Quite Universal Circuit Simulator, was developed as an open source, open source, open source electronic circuit and circuit simulator. The program supports all kinds of circuit simulation, such as DC, AC, S-parameters, harmonic balance analysis, noise analysis and so on. Simulation results can be viewed on the presentation page or the program window.
Qucsator, the server side of the program, is a simulator command line, which manages the list of networks of a particular Qucs I/O format. By default, it was created to work with the Qucs project, but can be used with other applications as well. The program has support for exporting symbol images with Verilog-A files to C++ code, support for direct communication with Verilog-HDL symbols and VHDL subchains. Latest Versions Qucs have a GNU/Octave interface.
Key features and functions
- support for Verilog-HDL and Verilog-A syntax in text documents;
- support for exporting C++ code;
- support for equations for Verilog-HDL and VHDL subcircuits;
- precompiled VHDL modules and libraries;
- support for all modern components;
- open source makes it possible to develop extensions;
- customizable and extensible interface;
- built-in file converter;
- the ability to download additional interface languages.
