What are some examples of circuit simulations with self-managing surges?

In summary, circuit simulations with self-managing surges are computer models that simulate the behavior of electrical circuits and their response to sudden surges in power. These simulations can be used to test and optimize circuit designs, as well as predict and prevent potential damage from surges. Some examples of circuit simulations with self-managing surges include transient simulation, which models the effects of short-duration surges, and power system simulation, which analyzes the behavior of a circuit under different load conditions.
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Vinyasi
I spend a lot of my time simulating circuits whose salient feature is their tendency to surge. I like all surges, but especially those which have any potential to be managed...
http://is.gd/constcurr

The non-manageable ones tend to blow up very suddenly...
http://is.gd/kaboomopamp

My favorite ones are those which are self-managing as an ongoing self-induced oscillation...
http://is.gd/portablebatterycharger
 
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Welcome to PF! Cool circuits!
 

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