Useful electronics apps for your phone?

[chromesphere]

Well, this is one pretty useful one in my opinion, but im interested to know if you guys use / know of any others? 

Feel free to add iphone apps, im sure there are other forumites with iphones that would find them useful!

Cheers!
Paul

[DDD]

Hi chromosphere,

Thank you for sharing your find.
Could you please tell us where did you downloaded such a useful apps from?
Guys from the Russian guitar forum (gtlab.net) are very interested to download them, too.

Thank you in advance.

[DDD]

Wow!
Thanks!
We've found a lot of electronics programs here:
play.google.com/store/search?q=oscilloscope&c=apps

[chromesphere]

Hey DDD,

Yep thats where you get it (google play store) https://play.google.com/store?hl=en&tab=w8.  You will obviously need a phone / tablet with andriod to download programs on the play store though.

Paul

[Jdansti]

Thanks!

I'm on the iPhone and I've been playing with the iCircuit simulator app. It's  animated to show the direction of current flow at selected paths, but it's a little buggy (crashes sometimes).  It's kinda neat, but I don't recall the price.  I don't know if it's available for Android.

[Jdansti]

There are tons of signal generators and waveform viewers.

[Jdansti]

Not really apps, but when I find an online resource that I want to quickly access, I save the site to a folder on my iPhone desktop rather than bookmarking it in a browser. This makes the site seem like an app because I tap the icon just like an app to access it. Here's a good example site with a bazillion electronics calculators:

http://www.csgnetwork.com/electronicsconverters.html

And here's an example folder on my desktop:

[chromesphere]

Great info John!  I might have to give that circuit simulator a go.  The signal generators / wave form viewers look like a bit of fun as well

Paul

[Jdansti]

Not an app, but this TI document has just about everything you ever wanted to know about op amps. One day I'm going to read it.

http://www.ti.com/lit/an/slod006b/slod006b.pdf

[senko]

I've played around with this one with some synthesizers, but you could probably use it with a DIY iRig and a preamp circuit to boost your guitar signal.

http://www.moogmusic.com/products/apps/filtatron

[WaveshapeIllusions]

Electrodroid is rather useful. Calculators for everything.

RTA analyzer is decent for some things. Not True RTA good, but OK for a phone app.

Appropriately titled Signal Generator is nice. Sine, white noise, and pink noise. Variable frequency and level.

Droid Tesla is a decent SPICE program. Not free though for the full version.