C++ (Cpp) Circuit::addDevice Examples

Example #1

File: devices.cpp Project: QuantScientist/UChicago-Homework

Diode::Diode(Circuit& cir, Node* n1, Node* n2, string name)
: TwoEndedDevice(n1, n2, name)
{
	cir.addDevice(this);
	n1->base.push_back(this);
	n2->head.push_back(this);
}

Example #2

File: devices.cpp Project: QuantScientist/UChicago-Homework

Resistor::Resistor(Circuit& cir, double R, Node* n1, Node* n2, string name)
: TwoEndedDevice(n1, n2, name), R(R)
{
	cir.addDevice(this);
	n1->base.push_back(this);
	n2->head.push_back(this);
}

Example #3

File: devices.cpp Project: QuantScientist/UChicago-Homework

Inductor::Inductor(Circuit& cir, double H, Node* n1, Node* n2, string name)
: TwoEndedDevice(n1, n2, name), H(H)
{
	cir.addDevice(this);
	n1->base.push_back(this);
	n2->head.push_back(this);
}

Example #4

File: devices.cpp Project: QuantScientist/UChicago-Homework

Capacitor::Capacitor(Circuit& cir, double C, Node* n1, Node* n2, string name)
: TwoEndedDevice(n1, n2, name), C(C)
{
	cir.addDevice(this);
	n1->base.push_back(this);
	n2->head.push_back(this);
}

Example #5

File: devices.cpp Project: QuantScientist/UChicago-Homework

ExternalVoltage::ExternalVoltage(Circuit& cir, funct f, Node* n, string name)
: OneEndedDevice(n, name), f(f)
{
	cir.addDevice(this);
	n->base.push_back(this);
}