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MiDAS Lens Calculator v.1.0.8
The MiDAS Lens Calculator lets you calculate the parameters of your optics and lenses, pick your focal length, and calculate your working distance, object distance, field of view, depth of focus and more.
AWBScopeCalculations v.1.0
This free software has been designed to be used by observers to show the following data about your Scope and CCD set-up: - Telescope Focal length - Telescope Dawes Limit - Eyepiece magnification - Eyepiece real Field of View - CCD Arc seconds pe
Dawn of Skirmish DC AI v.2 5
This project started after the release of Dawn Of War with the intent to bring to the global DoW community a more intense and satisfying AI opponent on the field of war.
Molecular Structure of the Substance v.2 4
This is an educational program for the field of physics and chemistry, supported by simulations. This program is a type of graphic simulation, which is the most important element for educational purposes.
Big Calculator v.1.0.1
Big Calculator is a large calculator for Windows. You can either click on the buttons with the mouse or use the numeric keypad to perform calculations. The size of the calculator buttons is determined by the width of the calculator window.
Tank Calculator v.2.5.0.3
Overview of Tank Calculator Allows tank operators to input the Tank Diameter, Tank Length, and current Product Levels to determine the Gross Product Volume in the tank.
Magnetic Bar Field Model v.1.0
Magnetic field simulation to help you with your studies. Magnetic Bar Field Model shows the field of a bar magnet and has a movable compass that reports the magnetic field values.
Magnetic Multipole Field Model v.1.0
Study magnetic fields with this simulation. Magnetic Multipole Field Model shows the field of a magnetic dipole or quadrupole with little compasses that indicate direction and relative field strength.
AstroDigital.Net v.7 1
AstroDigital.Net is a free telescope, eyepiece and CCD calculator for astrophotographic and visual work. It computes the most important properties of your telescope system for a given eyepiece and camera combination, e.