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Current and voltage animation is an especially useful pedagogical tool. You can make outstanding presentations showing animated current flows and voltages for your presentations, textbooks, or assignments.
In this tutorial video, we demonstrate the DC current flow and voltage animation feature of TINACloud.
In this video we will demonstrate how to add links to your circuits which allow you to carry out most TINACloud analyses simply by clicking the links without using TINACloud's menus.
In this tutorial video, we create a problem set from the already prepared problems (circuits) to control the Training and Educational mode of TINA and TINACloud. The control file for TINA has an extension of .EXA while the extension for TINACloud is .EXAR.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHAGdHqJteI
Creating Problem Sets with TINA
In this tutorial, we demonstrate how to create problem sets using TINA’s Exam Manager.
Modeling Ultrasonic Sensors in TINA
DesignSoft at the BETT Show 2020, the largest education technology event in the world. We cordially invite you to visit DesignSoft’s stand: SK10.
In this tutorial video, we demonstrate the modeling of ultrasonic sensors in TINACloud using Arduino.
Happy Holidays
Dear Valued Customer,
The sale you’ve been waiting for has come again!
The latest and improved version, TINA 12.1 has been released now with even more exciting features:
What’s new in TINA v12.1?
Schematic export to Altium and ORCAD (in TINA Industrial)
Google Cloud IOT interface
New Arduino model: MKR1000 support
Raspberry Pi 3 support (32 bit)
Ultrasonic Distance sensor
and more: https://www.tina.com/blog/happy-holydays/
In this tutorial video we will present how to create and simulate a High Common-Mode Voltage Difference Amplifier circuit using TINACloud.
In this tutorial video we present how to create and simulate a High Common-Mode Voltage Difference Amplifier circuit using TINACloud.
In this tutorial video we will create and simulate the Arduino controlled blinking LED circuit on the screen using TINA
First, we created the circuit using the schematic editor of TINA. Next we loaded and compiled the Arduino code.
Then we ran Transient Analysis to show the waveform.
Finally we used the live interactive mode to show the blinking.
Click the video to learn more.
For more information visit our website at www.tina.com
In this tutorial video we will create and analyze an RLC circuit with TINA offline version. An RLC circuit is an electrical circuit consisting of a Resistor ...
במדריך וידיאו זה, אנו ניצור וננתח מעגל אלקטרוני מסוג RLC מעגל RLC הינו מעגל אלקטרוני המכיל את הרכיבים הבאים: R עבור נגדים, I עבור סלילים, משרן בעברית, וC עבו...
In this Hebrew language tutorial video we created and analyzed an RLC circuit.
First we created the circuit then performed Transient and AC numerical analysis. We also created the same results with Symbolic Analyses by creating and evaluating the accurate analytic expressions provided by Symbolic Analysis.
We added the diagrams and the formulas to the Schematic Editor screen and TINACloud automatically saved all of these in the same RLC circuit.TSC file.
You can learn more about TINA here: www.tina.com
You can learn more about TINACloud here: www.tinacloud.com
In this tutorial video we will create and simulate the Arduino controlled blinking LED circuit on the screen with TINACloud.
Arduino blinking LED simulation using TINACloud
In this tutorial video we created, simulated and built an Arduino controlled blinking LED circuit using TINACloud and the real life Arduino UNO board.
Click here to watch our Hebrew language tutorial video and learn more.
In this tutorial video we created, simulated and built an Arduino controlled blinking LED circuit using TINACloud and the real life Arduino UNO board.
First, we created the circuit using the schematic editor of TINACloud.
Next we loaded, explained and compiled the Arduino code.
Then we ran Transient Analysis to show the waveform.
We use the live interactive mode to show the blinking.
Finally we added a video of the real life working circuit.
Click here to watch our Hebrew language tutorial video and learn more.
You can learn more about TINA here: www.tina.com
You can learn more about TINACloud here: www.tinacloud.com
In this tutorial video we will create and test a Half Adder circuit with TINACloud. We will use an XOR gate for the Sum and an AND gate for the Carry, High-L...
Tutorial Video for Simulation of a Half Adder Circuit with 4 Basic Gates using TINA