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                                                                                                          SAMPLE PROBLEM OF WHAT THE PROGRAM CAN SOLVE

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                                                                                                          SAMPLE PROBLEM OF WHAT THE PROGRAM CAN SOLVE

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Accessed through the Menu Strip under Help. Other than About, Reset and Exit are also found at the Menu Strip.

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We have placed only 3 to 6 parallel branches in our calculator since these are the number of parallel branches commonly used.

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where Eeq is the total equivalent voltage
Req is the total equivalent resistance

As for the current I included in the program, it is simply the fundamental Ohm's law manipulation where
I = Eeq/Req.

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                                                       Equations for Millman's Theorem

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                                                       Equations for Millman's Theorem

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The Total Equivalent Circuit (TEC) of the network can be easily computed using the predetermined equations below:

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                                                                   Ms. Lacson

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                                                                   Ms. Lacson

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As a person who has never been introduced to coding before this course, ENSC 26 has been a difficult course. But as we were in the process of making this program, I had an epiphany that I have absorbed the most of what I can from this course and I am elated. I never would have believed that I will be able to make this kind of program with my partner. Honestly, at first, I was troubled that we had to create our own calculator using all the codes we have learned from the course. We had trouble deciding the topic we would delve into making our calculator. And now, we have this project we can submit. I would never forget the skill I have learned in the course and how much I have enjoyed making this calculator of ours. I hope that this calculator would be of help to other people.

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                                                                  Mr. Custodio

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                                                                  Mr. Custodio

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Having made this project says a lot about what I have learned in programming this semester. From conditional statements to event-handlers and sub procedures to arrays to graphics: almost everything was applied while working on our final project and we did not even worry about what to put since we pretty much had the grasp on how to set the tone in Visual Basic. Beyond these topics, other than the typing and coding skills I discovered in this course I honed the value of persistence and conscientiousness. These values are really important not just in tedious programming languages but even in mundane exploits which is why I am in awe that I get to improve these morals even academic-wise. It was a mentally grueling journey but in the end it’s finishing and conquering it all that counts.

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                                                                                                                                       PROGRAM SNAPSHOTS

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TEC Network Solver aims to solve for the Total Equivalent Circuit (TEC) of a network using Millman's Theorem. Millman's Theorem is one of the various ways to simplify networks. Named after Jacob Millman, a Russian Electrical Engineer, it is also known as the Parallel Generator Theorem which states that the circuit with multiple parallel branches of voltages and resistors can be simplified into a single branch. Below is an illustration where the theorem is applicable (note that load resistor RL is optional to put in the circuit but negligible in the calculations part):

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This program is created by Francis Leo G. Custodio and Roda Jhayance Joceli B. Lacson, BS Electrical Engineering Undergraduates from the University of the Philippines Los Baños as part of their requirements in ENSC 26: Computer Applications for Engineering. The scope of the program aims to perform Millman's Theorem, one of the many topics in EE 40: Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering.