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WinPCD now has a more response UI when the polar plot calculations are being made. Previously, when the polar plot window was selected the whole application froze during the calculation period. This took several minutes to complete on my old PC and somewhat old laptop that has an I7 cpu. Making the UI responsive
30 Jul 2014 I'm announcing the public release of XSim, a "free-form" Windows-based passive crossover design and simulation program intended to be as.
Join Date: Jan 2009. OK David, WinPCD loaded without a hitch. I've already watched your YouTube tutorials, many thanks for that. And the direct link passinwind posted also got WinISD going, have the stock parameters loaded to play with, I'll run the actual parameters and load them in the next few days.
9 Nov 2013
The procedure for WinPCD is much like that for PCD since I created it to emulate Jeff's spreadsheet when I started. You may benefit from my initial training videos when using PCD, since most of the I/O follows the same pattern. The circuits are essentially identical with a few small additions. The basics are
Since, I personally am a visual learner, I'm creating a video tutorial series on this program. The first one, I just completed which shows you how to import FRD and ZMA files, as well as where to locate them. And how to use SPL Copy, if all else fails. I also help troubleshoot if your frd files are not importing
9 Nov 2013
17 Aug 2016 The goal of this tutorial is to use the tools available to balance those compromises as best we can and make a decent speaker. WinPCD. Information Link. This is a Windows application version of Jeff Bagby's Excel based Passive Crossover Designer. The Windows version is quicker than the Excel
I currently use WinPCD + UniBox, and quite like it, but am working towards using BoxSim. BoxSim has a steeper learning curve (and finding tutorials is harder since all the official documentation is in German) but is all-in-one and is quite powerful (and looks much slicker than most of the other free software).
I've been working on a few changes to WinPCD since the last time I posted. The WinPCD forum (link at the WinPCD section of my site) is the best place for questions. I`d like to try this tool but no version so far displayed the curves despite properly reading the data files and following the tutorial vid.
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