SchematicSolver is a Mathematica for drawing, solving, and implementing systems represented by schematics. It performs mixed symbolic-numeric processing. It is the first mouse-driven interactive drawing tool in Mathematica.

SchematicSolver will guide you through drawing easier than any other software in this industry, as simple as point-and-click. Its unique drawing features not available in other software are:

	The graphical representation of a system is not a frozen picture; it changes automatically when you change system parameters.
	A large schematic, that is the system model, can consist of replicas of simpler schematics; you can write a code to automate drawing for indefinite number of repeated parts.
	Functions exist that generate schematics for arbitrary symbolic system parameters.

Using SchematicSolver you can perform fast and accurate simulations of discrete-time (digital) and continuous-time (analog) systems, such as

	velocity servo systems,
	adaptive LMS systems,
	automatic gain control (AGC) systems,
	quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM) systems,
	square-law envelope detectors,
	thermodynamics of a house,
	high-speed recursive filters,
	Hilbert transformer,
	efficient multirate systems,
	dynamic feedback and control systems,
	digital filters,
	nonlinear discrete-time systems,
	and more...

Symbolic signal processing, a SchematicSolver's unique feature not available in other software, brings you

	computation of transfer functions as closed-form expressions in terms of symbolic system parameters,
	finding the closed-form response from the schematic.

The derived result is the most general because all system parameters, inputs, and the initial conditions (states) can be given by symbols.

SchematicSolver features automated generation of software implementation of linear and nonlinear discrete systems.

The generated implementation function can symbolically process symbolic samples: for a symbolic input sequence you can compute the symbolic output sequence with both the system parameters and the states specified by symbols.

Special features include design of efficient multirate implementations by working in the symbolic domain, and modeling systems that work with symbolic complex signals.

SchematicSolver is based on the Mathematica built-in functions, graphics primitives, and palettes. It is designed for use with Mathematica, 4.2.1 or later and for Windows 2000/XP.