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Seafoid 3.1

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Calculate resistors values from their color bands and more. Free

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Seafoid offers a wide variety of electronics-related calculation tasks, for example:

Getting resistor values from their color bands
Calculating LED dropping resistors
Ohm's Law
Heat sink thermal resistance calculation
Inductances of air-cored coils
NE555 circuit calculation
Vacuum Tube Identification

What's New

Version 3.1:

Fixed a bug that caused Seafoid to display wrong power values in the LED dropping resistor calculation.

Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later.

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www.esturismo.eu commented on 14 Sep 2009

Amazing app! Love it! :-)
Easy clean design.

[Version 3.0b1]

+91

ean commented on 20 Nov 2008

Fairly handy. Should add capacitance values in series and parallel since the bulk of the coding is already done in the resistance values in series and parallel.

[Version 2.0b3]

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Nonsense replied on 24 Jan 2009

Thanks for the suggestion.
I implemented it in Seafoid 2.0 Final.

Best regards,
Martin

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Alambiccus commented on 18 Feb 2008

ppc (g5, 10.5.2, and g4, 10.4.11)

it works.

It needs some filters (on 4th: none, silver gold; and realist values; why not four color/resistances, plus a filter)

[Version 0.5]

Luca-Nonato commented on 17 Feb 2008

Working fine on my Early-2006 Intel iMac with Mac OS X 10.4.11...

Cheers!

[Version 0.1]

+14

motorcitymac reviewed on 16 Feb 2008

Works good on G5 Dual 1.8GHz PPC Mac.

Clean and simple app & GUI. Could use some input info, for the series-parallel section, though easy enough to figure out by clicking around...

Great beta, great price, and useful tool.

Thanks Dev.!!!

-BTW; I changed it's name to 'PowerCalc', so I can know what is in my >Applications>OtherApps folder.
It had no problem with that...another big plus for this app, and developer!

[Version 0.1]