NASAP Revisited: An Educational Tool

This paper describes an efficient version of NASAP (Network Analysis for Systems Application Program) that has been developed by Northeastern University for batch and on-line solution of circuit problems. Problem coding, using a free-form input format, may be facilitated by use of mark-sense cards. The program provides a multiple-transfer function representation of a linear, lumpedparameter network. Output options useful to the student or designer include routines for frequency and time response and parameter sensitivity.