Nice Video DoctorBear. Have you used \pause when using circuitikz? I am trying to use \pause or \onslide<>{} but nothing seems to work. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing the information. But looks this feaure is not availble now I'm getting Error: 500 : Internal Server Error nbconvert failed: Pandoc wasn't found.
Thank you for the video! In the materials that I write it's really difficult to find a good and free software for this purpose of drawing circuits. This library may help me a lot.
The constant switching between the program and the output is very disorienting and it's probably a lot of editing effort for you, I think just showing the full screen would be better.
Tell me how to make an animation of the flight path of a satellite. I have a set of data - coordinates in the form of a list {x,y}, how to make an animation of the satellite's movement? Only the object of movement should be visible.
What if I wanted to add a label to one side of the component, such as a resistor with label R_1, and the SI unit value on the other side of the component?
I have installed simulink support package for arduino hardware,but during hardware setup, download tests fails saying that laptop port and arduino board was not connected.I have tried installing drivers and compiler but still connection was not established between port and the board. What should I do?
Sadly, much of this does not work well with Mathamatica Online version which eliminates most people from using it who cannot afford the license fee of the desktop version.
I was highly doubtful of switching to emacs, because everyone was showing emacs can replace a todo app, which is good, but something i already does.... But you conviced me to switch to emacs.... writing notes in vim and neovim wasn't a great experince, due to bad images support, so i was using obsidean, but that sucked because i cannot what i write like in vim :!python thanks
Thanks for the helpful video. However, when exporting an html document, my equations don't render: I just see e.g. $F = ma$ instead of how it should look like. By any chance, do you know what could be the problem?
In Emacs org mode, I use \(F = ma\). I typically avoid the "$" delimiter. This works nicely in LaTeX export and in HTML. For display equations, see 3:31. Good luck. Let me know if that isn't helpful.
@@doctorbear4505 It just shows \(F = ma\), and same thing for the display equations. Could it be that I need to have some version of mathjax or something like that? Thank you anyway. Edit: I was using Aquamacs; i tried another version of emacs and now it works. I don't know what could be different.
Honestly a great explanation, very concise. Hope you make more videos in the near future because as an EE student, they'd be extremely helpful. Thanks!
I learned more from you about Mathematica in the first 7 minutes of this video than I have in the last few semesters. Where have you been my entire college life?!?🙃 Thank you a thousand thank yous!
