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Resonator is a handy application designed to calculate the inductor and capacitor values for a simple bipolar transistor RF amp.
Enter the center frequency plus the inductive/capacitive reactance you desire and press the Calculate button to calculate the necessary inductance and capacitance for L and C respectively.

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Visible in the above images is the printed circuit board inside Resonator Activation Code. Red, yellow, green and blue represent inductor, capacitor, capacitor and transistor respectively.
In the above image shown (the green one) Resonator Download With Full Crack has 2 inductors which are not visible as red and yellow.
Is it possible for Resonator to include an automatic setting of the inductors values (one inductor is always zero) and the capacitors value (in the case of a single parallel capacitor, for example, this would be 10uF). This would eliminate the need to input the values in the application.

Printed circuit board
Yes.
Resonator does have the ability to use a single inductor as a multiple of inductors.
You simply select the inductor size that you want and Resonator will calculate the needed capacitance and inductance.

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Transistor Amp Calculator is a versatile application designed to calculate the resistor and capacitor values for RF and audio to power Transistors.
Enter the base-emitter voltage plus the reactance you desire and press the Calculate button to calculate the necessary resistor and capacitor values for R and C respectively.
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Reactor is a handy application designed to calculate the inductor and capacitor values for a simple bipolar transistor RF amp.
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This simple application calculates the correct resistor and capacitor values for the specified center frequency.
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Resonator for a bipolar PNP transistor design calculator.
• Resonator Calculates the inductor and capacitor values for a PNP transistor amp.
• Practical Calculator, no complex equations or arbitrary inputs.
• Easy to use, simply enter center frequency, inductance, and capacitance desired in the three input boxes.
• Cuts through all the math and gives you a solution in seconds.
• Calculates the necessary inductance and capacitance for a single stage PNP RF amp.
• Calculates the necessary L and C values for a multistage, NPN, PNP, or more potentiometer RF amp.
• Autosave of calculations for convenience.
• Select back from autofill options when calculating.
• Calculates inductor/capacitor values for many different types of RF transistor amps.
• Supports many types of transistors, like BIP, MOSFET, SCRs, or FETs.
• Supports many types of reactors, including Litz wire, hairpins, inductors with coils, or spiral inductors.
• Supports many types of capacitors, like film or ceramic capacitors.
• Supports many types of wire, including wire core, wire, multi-strand, or bare wire.
• Supports many types of capacitors, from film capacitors, ceramic capacitors, or tantalum capacitors.
• Supports many different types of antenna/resonator, including the popular AC/DC types with or without capacitors.
• Supports types of reactors, including air core, air supported, or ferrite core.
• Calculates inductor/capacitor values of wire wound inductors.
• Calculates inductor/capacitor values of solenoids.
• Select between one, two, three or four poles for multistage RF amp.
• Supports 4 different transistor dielectrics, like NPN, PNP, BIP, and MOSFETs.
• Supports many types of reactance, including air core, air supported, and ferrite core.
• Select between capacitors placed at the base, emitter, collector, or gate.
• Select between one, two, three, or four terminals.
• Supports Litz wire, Hairpins, wires with coils, or spiral inductors.
• Supports a wide array of capacitors, like film capacitors, ceramic capacitors, or tantalum capacitors

What’s New in the Resonator?

Calculates inductor and capacitor values.

Inductance calculation:
Enter center frequency and desired inductor value:
(Note you will need to hold the Enter key for a second)
Enter the reactance of both inductor and capacitor:
(Note you will need to hold the Enter key for a second)
Capacitance Calculation:
Enter center frequency and desired capacitor value:
(Note you will need to hold the Enter key for a second)
Enter the reactance of both inductor and capacitor:
(Note you will need to hold the Enter key for a second)

The calculation is based on the inductance formulas for each part and using rules of thumb for all the different values of inductor and capacitor.

Possible edit: To link this to another calculator app add info on how to set a variable as a command.

EDIT:
To do so you would need to add a C# function into the calculator app. You can use the string variables that can be entered through textboxes, as they are accessible through ‘WpfApplication2.TextBox1’ or whatever name you might give to your text boxes.
The function would then link the input variables with the calculator formulas, and then use the calculated values to do the calculations.

The problem you were facing is called the inversion of control.
In order to make a method callable from a button in a WPF application you have to pass an instance of the class of the method to it. The second problem is that when you pass a function as a parameter, that function will be executed when you pass the method call to the function.
Instead of passing a lambda to your button, pass an instance of your calculator class as a parameter. In it’s constructor make the button depend on the method, and do the calculation.
private void calculator_Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
Calculator calculator = new Calculator();
calculator.calculate();
}

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