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v1.7 Release

09 May 02:46
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v1.7 adds some UI improvements

  • Increased accessibility of HTML
  • Input settings, results/resistor value display output, and equations shown/hidden persist across page loads within a tab/window
  • "clear" links added for results and resistor value display

v1.6 Release

03 May 01:59
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v1.6 brings significant improvement to both page layout and internal code organization.

v1.5 Release

11 Apr 03:20
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In v1.5,

  • A serious bug was fixed that broke search for and display of min and max target ratios.
  • Target Divider Ratio input accepts any mathematical expression with numbers, add, subtract, multiply, divide, unary minus, and parentheses
  • All text-based user inputs are limited in length

v1.4 Release

08 Apr 21:10
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Release v1.4 introduces:

  • Results output in .xlsx spreadsheet format
  • Bug fix in input validation

v1.3 Release

02 Apr 02:07
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v1.3 introduces a few features and changes:

  • Download of results as .csv file
  • Buttons to show E24 and E96 series resistor values
  • HTML display performed through DOM calls
  • Notice that the download_csv() function is under the CC BY-SA 3.0 license
  • Bug fix for Min / Max String Resistance input checks and related search bounds
  • Minor code and formatting changes

v1.2 Release

29 Mar 03:09
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v1.2 introduces two improvements:

  • Fixed a bug that caused excessive filtering of potential solutions
  • Significant speedup when bounds are placed on min / max divider string resistance and min upper resistor resistance

v1.1 Release

26 Mar 01:14
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Relative to v1.0, release v1.1 has:

  • Better code organization
  • Improved handling of duplicate or nearby values during search
  • A minor bug fix

v1.0 Release

25 Mar 01:33
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This is the very first release of high_voltage_divider, an adaptation of the two-resistor voltage_divider project. Basic functionality and results seem sound.