Three-phase demonstration. Antique(?) code won't run on modern computers?
Three-phase demonstration. Antique(?) code won't run on modern computers?
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The thread237-214368: Short single, dual and three-phase demo. thread has stirred some interest in three-phase systems in general and I received a PM saying that http://www.gke.org/download/trefas.zip - which shows different single, two and three-phase systems with or without harmonics - had some quirks that made it difficult to download on modern computers.
I'm afraid that I cannot help because I am a lousy programmer and can't tell a mail address from a line of code. Can any one have a look and see if it works at all? I can then talk to Lars and ask him to do whatever needed to make it run on newer machines.
I'm afraid that I cannot help because I am a lousy programmer and can't tell a mail address from a line of code. Can any one have a look and see if it works at all? I can then talk to Lars and ask him to do whatever needed to make it run on newer machines.
Gunnar Englund
www.gke.org
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Half full - Half empty? I don't mind. It's what in it that counts.





RE: Three-phase demonstration. Antique(?) code won't run on modern computers?
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RE: Three-phase demonstration. Antique(?) code won't run on modern computers?
We have started do things in Java the last few years. I shall try and talk Lars into making a modern version. That white and black window is something we have noticed. Using line segments instead of dots is something we should try. Are there any other things to make better?
Gunnar Englund
www.gke.org
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Half full - Half empty? I don't mind. It's what in it that counts.
RE: Three-phase demonstration. Antique(?) code won't run on modern computers?