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Sometime it is very useful to be able to see where the coordinates that you are defining really are in a diagram. I am using what I think it's an hack to do it, defining a command and then change the definition in the final run (see below).
The first problem is that I would like that the pin did not change anything in the graph (in this case, they are changing at least the bounding box). Is it possible to have a kind ov "overlay" pin? I checked that adding overlay to the pin options did not work...
And the second one... is there a better way to do it? For example, with a style that could be applied to every coordinate?
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagecircuitikz
begindocument
% defcoord(#1)coordinate(#1)
defcoord(#1)node[pin=[red]45:#1](#1)
begincircuitikz[american,
]
draw (0, 0) to [sV=$v_s$] ++(0,-5) node[ground](GND);
draw (0, 0) to[short,-*] ++(2,0) coord(inb) to[R, l=$R_1$] (inb |- GND) node[ground];
draw (inb) to [short] ++(2,0) coord(re) to [R=$r_e$, i=$i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1e) node[below right]E;
draw (q1e) to[R, l=$R_E1$] (q1e |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1e) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(q1e2) to[R, l=$R_E2$] (q1e2 |- GND) node[ground];
draw (re) to [short] (q1e2 |- inb) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(alpha) to[american controlled current source, l=$alpha i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1c);
draw (q1c) to[R=$R_C$] (q1c |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1c) to[short, -o] ++(1,0) node[right]$v_o$;
endcircuitikz
enddocument
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Sometime it is very useful to be able to see where the coordinates that you are defining really are in a diagram. I am using what I think it's an hack to do it, defining a command and then change the definition in the final run (see below).
The first problem is that I would like that the pin did not change anything in the graph (in this case, they are changing at least the bounding box). Is it possible to have a kind ov "overlay" pin? I checked that adding overlay to the pin options did not work...
And the second one... is there a better way to do it? For example, with a style that could be applied to every coordinate?
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagecircuitikz
begindocument
% defcoord(#1)coordinate(#1)
defcoord(#1)node[pin=[red]45:#1](#1)
begincircuitikz[american,
]
draw (0, 0) to [sV=$v_s$] ++(0,-5) node[ground](GND);
draw (0, 0) to[short,-*] ++(2,0) coord(inb) to[R, l=$R_1$] (inb |- GND) node[ground];
draw (inb) to [short] ++(2,0) coord(re) to [R=$r_e$, i=$i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1e) node[below right]E;
draw (q1e) to[R, l=$R_E1$] (q1e |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1e) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(q1e2) to[R, l=$R_E2$] (q1e2 |- GND) node[ground];
draw (re) to [short] (q1e2 |- inb) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(alpha) to[american controlled current source, l=$alpha i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1c);
draw (q1c) to[R=$R_C$] (q1c |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1c) to[short, -o] ++(1,0) node[right]$v_o$;
endcircuitikz
enddocument
tikz-pgf tikz-styles coordinates
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Sometime it is very useful to be able to see where the coordinates that you are defining really are in a diagram. I am using what I think it's an hack to do it, defining a command and then change the definition in the final run (see below).
The first problem is that I would like that the pin did not change anything in the graph (in this case, they are changing at least the bounding box). Is it possible to have a kind ov "overlay" pin? I checked that adding overlay to the pin options did not work...
And the second one... is there a better way to do it? For example, with a style that could be applied to every coordinate?
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagecircuitikz
begindocument
% defcoord(#1)coordinate(#1)
defcoord(#1)node[pin=[red]45:#1](#1)
begincircuitikz[american,
]
draw (0, 0) to [sV=$v_s$] ++(0,-5) node[ground](GND);
draw (0, 0) to[short,-*] ++(2,0) coord(inb) to[R, l=$R_1$] (inb |- GND) node[ground];
draw (inb) to [short] ++(2,0) coord(re) to [R=$r_e$, i=$i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1e) node[below right]E;
draw (q1e) to[R, l=$R_E1$] (q1e |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1e) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(q1e2) to[R, l=$R_E2$] (q1e2 |- GND) node[ground];
draw (re) to [short] (q1e2 |- inb) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(alpha) to[american controlled current source, l=$alpha i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1c);
draw (q1c) to[R=$R_C$] (q1c |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1c) to[short, -o] ++(1,0) node[right]$v_o$;
endcircuitikz
enddocument
tikz-pgf tikz-styles coordinates
asked 1 hour ago
Rmano
7,09821547
Sometime it is very useful to be able to see where the coordinates that you are defining really are in a diagram. I am using what I think it's an hack to do it, defining a command and then change the definition in the final run (see below).
The first problem is that I would like that the pin did not change anything in the graph (in this case, they are changing at least the bounding box). Is it possible to have a kind ov "overlay" pin? I checked that adding overlay to the pin options did not work...
And the second one... is there a better way to do it? For example, with a style that could be applied to every coordinate?
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagecircuitikz
begindocument
% defcoord(#1)coordinate(#1)
defcoord(#1)node[pin=[red]45:#1](#1)
begincircuitikz[american,
]
draw (0, 0) to [sV=$v_s$] ++(0,-5) node[ground](GND);
draw (0, 0) to[short,-*] ++(2,0) coord(inb) to[R, l=$R_1$] (inb |- GND) node[ground];
draw (inb) to [short] ++(2,0) coord(re) to [R=$r_e$, i=$i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1e) node[below right]E;
draw (q1e) to[R, l=$R_E1$] (q1e |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1e) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(q1e2) to[R, l=$R_E2$] (q1e2 |- GND) node[ground];
draw (re) to [short] (q1e2 |- inb) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(alpha) to[american controlled current source, l=$alpha i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1c);
draw (q1c) to[R=$R_C$] (q1c |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1c) to[short, -o] ++(1,0) node[right]$v_o$;
endcircuitikz
enddocument
tikz-pgf tikz-styles coordinates
tikz-pgf tikz-styles coordinates
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When you add the overlay option, it is only added to the node but not to the edge of the pin. To this end you have to add the pin edge=overlay option on top.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagecircuitikz
begindocument
% defcoord(#1)coordinate(#1)
defcoord(#1)node[pin=[pin edge=overlay,overlay,red]45:#1](#1)
begincircuitikz[american,
]
draw (0, 0) to [sV=$v_s$] ++(0,-5) node[ground](GND);
draw (0, 0) to[short,-*] ++(2,0) coord(inb) to[R, l=$R_1$] (inb |- GND) node[ground];
draw (inb) to [short] ++(2,0) coord(re) to [R=$r_e$, i=$i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1e) node[below right]E;
draw (q1e) to[R, l=$R_E1$] (q1e |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1e) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(q1e2) to[R, l=$R_E2$] (q1e2 |- GND) node[ground];
draw (re) to [short] (q1e2 |- inb) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(alpha) to[american controlled current source, l=$alpha i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1c);
draw (q1c) to[R=$R_C$] (q1c |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1c) to[short, -o] ++(1,0) node[right]$v_o$;
endcircuitikz
enddocument
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1 Answer
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active
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active
oldest
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active
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up vote
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When you add the overlay option, it is only added to the node but not to the edge of the pin. To this end you have to add the pin edge=overlay option on top.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagecircuitikz
begindocument
% defcoord(#1)coordinate(#1)
defcoord(#1)node[pin=[pin edge=overlay,overlay,red]45:#1](#1)
begincircuitikz[american,
]
draw (0, 0) to [sV=$v_s$] ++(0,-5) node[ground](GND);
draw (0, 0) to[short,-*] ++(2,0) coord(inb) to[R, l=$R_1$] (inb |- GND) node[ground];
draw (inb) to [short] ++(2,0) coord(re) to [R=$r_e$, i=$i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1e) node[below right]E;
draw (q1e) to[R, l=$R_E1$] (q1e |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1e) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(q1e2) to[R, l=$R_E2$] (q1e2 |- GND) node[ground];
draw (re) to [short] (q1e2 |- inb) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(alpha) to[american controlled current source, l=$alpha i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1c);
draw (q1c) to[R=$R_C$] (q1c |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1c) to[short, -o] ++(1,0) node[right]$v_o$;
endcircuitikz
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
66k7147255
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up vote
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down vote
When you add the overlay option, it is only added to the node but not to the edge of the pin. To this end you have to add the pin edge=overlay option on top.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagecircuitikz
begindocument
% defcoord(#1)coordinate(#1)
defcoord(#1)node[pin=[pin edge=overlay,overlay,red]45:#1](#1)
begincircuitikz[american,
]
draw (0, 0) to [sV=$v_s$] ++(0,-5) node[ground](GND);
draw (0, 0) to[short,-*] ++(2,0) coord(inb) to[R, l=$R_1$] (inb |- GND) node[ground];
draw (inb) to [short] ++(2,0) coord(re) to [R=$r_e$, i=$i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1e) node[below right]E;
draw (q1e) to[R, l=$R_E1$] (q1e |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1e) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(q1e2) to[R, l=$R_E2$] (q1e2 |- GND) node[ground];
draw (re) to [short] (q1e2 |- inb) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(alpha) to[american controlled current source, l=$alpha i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1c);
draw (q1c) to[R=$R_C$] (q1c |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1c) to[short, -o] ++(1,0) node[right]$v_o$;
endcircuitikz
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
66k7147255
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up vote
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up vote
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When you add the overlay option, it is only added to the node but not to the edge of the pin. To this end you have to add the pin edge=overlay option on top.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagecircuitikz
begindocument
% defcoord(#1)coordinate(#1)
defcoord(#1)node[pin=[pin edge=overlay,overlay,red]45:#1](#1)
begincircuitikz[american,
]
draw (0, 0) to [sV=$v_s$] ++(0,-5) node[ground](GND);
draw (0, 0) to[short,-*] ++(2,0) coord(inb) to[R, l=$R_1$] (inb |- GND) node[ground];
draw (inb) to [short] ++(2,0) coord(re) to [R=$r_e$, i=$i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1e) node[below right]E;
draw (q1e) to[R, l=$R_E1$] (q1e |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1e) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(q1e2) to[R, l=$R_E2$] (q1e2 |- GND) node[ground];
draw (re) to [short] (q1e2 |- inb) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(alpha) to[american controlled current source, l=$alpha i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1c);
draw (q1c) to[R=$R_C$] (q1c |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1c) to[short, -o] ++(1,0) node[right]$v_o$;
endcircuitikz
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
66k7147255
When you add the overlay option, it is only added to the node but not to the edge of the pin. To this end you have to add the pin edge=overlay option on top.
documentclass[border=10pt]standalone
usepackagecircuitikz
begindocument
% defcoord(#1)coordinate(#1)
defcoord(#1)node[pin=[pin edge=overlay,overlay,red]45:#1](#1)
begincircuitikz[american,
]
draw (0, 0) to [sV=$v_s$] ++(0,-5) node[ground](GND);
draw (0, 0) to[short,-*] ++(2,0) coord(inb) to[R, l=$R_1$] (inb |- GND) node[ground];
draw (inb) to [short] ++(2,0) coord(re) to [R=$r_e$, i=$i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1e) node[below right]E;
draw (q1e) to[R, l=$R_E1$] (q1e |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1e) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(q1e2) to[R, l=$R_E2$] (q1e2 |- GND) node[ground];
draw (re) to [short] (q1e2 |- inb) to[short] ++(2,0) coord(alpha) to[american controlled current source, l=$alpha i_e$, -o] ++(0, -2.5) coord(q1c);
draw (q1c) to[R=$R_C$] (q1c |- GND) node[ground];
draw (q1c) to[short, -o] ++(1,0) node[right]$v_o$;
endcircuitikz
enddocument
answered 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
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answered 1 hour ago
Henri Menke
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