NASA NTRS · 19720032119
Computer-aided linear-circuit design.
Abstract
Usually computer-aided design (CAD) refers to programs that analyze circuits conceived by the circuit designer. Among the services such programs should perform are direct network synthesis, analysis, optimization of network parameters, formatting, storage of miscellaneous data, and related calculations. The program should be embedded in a general-purpose conversational language such as BASIC, JOSS, or APL. Such a program is MARTHA, a general-purpose linear-circuit analyzer embedded in APL.
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Penfield, P.. 1971-01-01. Computer-aided linear-circuit design.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720032119
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