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Fluid Mechanics Calculator
V PUGAZHENTHI
Calculate and civil engineering parameters
Provides tools to compute parameters like pressure, flow rate, and viscosity. Users can switch between USCS and SI units. Features include calculating buoyant force, hydraulic radius, and density. Supports civil engineering and dynamics calculations.
Periodic Table 3D Chemistry
Zubair Saleem
Tap elements to view 3D models
Explore the with 3D models of all elements. Tap to view detailed information including symbol, atomic mass, and physical properties. Search for elements and rotate 3D models for interactive learning. No registration or payment required.
VoltSim - circuit simulator
Sindhu Gopi
Design circuits and simulate electric or digital
Design and simulate electronic circuits with components like resistors, capacitors, and transistors. View voltage, current, and signal data in real time. Use oscilloscopes and multimeters for measurement. Adjust and test circuits dynamically.
Pocket CLI
Marvin Arriola
Design networks, configure devices, troubleshoot issues
Configure and troubleshoot Cisco IOS networks using simulation tools. Design and build custom network topologies. Follow CCNA labs from books or videos. Recreate real-world scenarios.
A Little Calculus
David Little
Learn concepts interactively
Explore concepts through interactive topics covering limits, derivatives, and integrals. Graph functions, compute derivatives numerically, and visualize solutions. Test hypotheses and verify computations with graphical representations.
CNC Lathe Simulator
Ilya Obraztsov
Learn G-code with interactive simulations
Learn CNC programming by simulating operations. Input G-code to machine parts. Rotate and zoom 3D models. Adjust tool paths and view machining results. Practice setup and tooling configurations.
Future Land
Piero Massimino
Explore relativity and time dilation.
The app demonstrates Lorentz contraction, showing how an object's length shrinks at speeds near light. It also illustrates time dilation, where time passes slower for a moving object relative to a stationary observer.
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