Electronic Lab Notebook
Espresso ELN v.5.1.2
Espresso ELN is a chemistry electronic lab notebook (ELN), available for free in its local database version.
Open enventory v.2012.05.02
Web-based Electronic Laboratory Notebook (ELN) with integrated Chemical Inventory by the group of Prof.
Emle - Electronic Math Lab Equipment v.12
Emle - has the math equivalent of physical science lab equipment.
IFS Lab
An interactive IFS Fractal generator focused on the "Collage Theorem", IFS Lab allows the user to sketch an approximate outline of the desired fractal, then cover it with transformed images of itself to build a collage. The transformed images can be
Consumer electronic
http://www.consumer-electronic.us - Inventions and innovations are made with the aim of improving our way of life. Inventions like television, computers and the Internet have been successful in achieving this aim. However, given the rapid pace of the
AM-Notebook v.6.2.0.100
AM-Notebook is a multi-featured personal information manager that provides an easy and reliable way to save notes, formula supported spreadsheets, diagrams/flowcharts, to do lists, tasks and contacts within a light weight tray icon tool.
LAB MASTER v.20 7
Lab Master , a unique clinical laboratory software which helps in creating smart reports of pathology , X-ray , Ultrasound &, ECG & Echo. It not only print attractive reports but also keep track of accounts .
My Spiral Notebook v.1.0
My Spiral Notebook will let you keep your notes like you would do with a paper notebook. It is indexed so that you can separate the notes by subject, or anything else you want.
Electronic Circuit Designer v.1.0
Electronic Circuit Designer is a compact application that can be used in order to estimate the values of a certain circuit based on your parameters.
Horror in the Lab
In the lab of the professor Von Patrick, something is happening all the site is so quite, that it' scare to me.
Mesh Electronic Circuit Analysis
Symbolic analysis, is where the resistance and voltage in an electronic circuit is defined in terms of variables, i.e. R1, R2, V1, rather than concrete values, i.e. 100 Ohm, 3 Volts. This allows the current at any branch of the circuit to be ascertained