eCalc provides simulation tools for electric drives, including calculators for airplane propellers, multirotors, helicopters, EDF jets, and electric cars. The site lists a motor database and a restricted free demo version with reduced functionality and partial database access. It has been presented as offering reliable predictions since 2004.
Balls Simulation
A browser-based simulation of bouncing balls with adjustable radius, wall elasticity, air resistance and gravity. Balls can be added by clicking or dragging, and can be free, fixed, connected or attached with a spring. Links to a GitHub repository and English, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese versions are provided.
Features
- Click/Drag to add balls Source: phydemo.app
- Free Fixed Connected Spring Source: phydemo.app
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0eCalc provides simulation tools for electric drives, including calculators for airplane propellers, multirotors, helicopters, EDF jets, and electric cars. The site lists a motor database and a restricted free demo version with reduced functionality and partial database access. It has been presented as offering reliable predictions since 2004.
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Erich's Packing Center is an educational resource for documentaries, courses, books, reference material, or self-learning.
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