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    5 Apps Every Engineer Should HaveMon, 06/08/2015 - 3:57pm

    Janine E. Mooney, Editor in Chief | @JMooneyWDD

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    During the Apple Worldwide Developers

    Conference in San Francisco, the App Store

    (@AppStore) tweeted an interesting statistic:

    "@AppStore The average person has 119

    apps.#WWDC15apple.co/live."

    The average person has 119 applications on

    their phone. Just imagine how many the above

    average person has. I'm not sure if that number

    is amazing or alarming, but whatever the case may be,apps are a

    thing. A very big thing.

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    They make things easier to find, do, see, hear, and so on. Which is why

    we all, apparently, have so many of them downloaded on our phone.

    Now whether we use them all, well, that's a whole other story.

    With that said, I started thinking of all of the apps that I truly do use on

    a daily basis, and how many apps there are out there that couldmakeyour life, as an engineer, a bit easier.

    (Oh, and for all of you Android users, I've put together a nice list for

    you, too: 5 Android Apps Every Engineer Should Have.)

    1. AIAA Aerospace Design Engineers Guide

    Developed by American Institute of Aeronautics

    and Astronautics Inc., the app is an authoritative

    resource for use by aerospace professionals during

    design inception and development. The app provides

    everyday reference from your device. Its role is to

    serve as a specialized-purpose, in-field tool used by

    design engineers to perform back-of-the-envelope/rough-order-of-

    magnitude estimates and calculations for early preliminary and

    conceptual aerospace design.

    2. Mechanical Engineer

    Developed by MultiEducator Inc., Mechanical Engineer

    is a great tool for any engineer. The app has over 300

    mechanical engineering formulas, as well as over 300

    conversion formulas in the program. With over 70

    major areas covered, including actuators bearings,

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    heat transfer, kinetic energy, and more, you can even save formulas

    and access recent/favorite formulas.

    3. Decibel Loss Calculator

    This tool, developed by iTech Tools, calculates power

    loss between input power and output power given the

    loss decibel (dB) between input power and outputpower. Loss is calculated as a ratio between input

    power and output power, and as a percentage. The

    app can be used in the area of radio, optical, and

    electric communications.

    4. iCircuit

    iCircuit by Krueger Systems, Inc., is an app for

    designing and experimenting with, you guessed it,

    circuits. Integrated is a simulation engine that canhandle analog and digital circuits and features real-

    time, always-on analysis. Use it as you would any

    CAD program: add elements, connect them together,

    and set their properties. With over 30 elements to build your circuits,

    the app has everything from simple resistors, to switches, to MOSFETS,

    to digital gates.

    5. Engineering Professional

    Engineering Professional, another app developed

    by MultiEducator Inc., combines all of the formulas

    from their formulator apps. Over 650 formulas allow

    you to determine everything from calculations on

    shafts to calculation on loads on beams. There are

    100 conversion formulas, as well as a section for

    determining Area formulas, and all formulas can be saved. Some

    formulas include: ACDC, batteries, BTU conversion, generators,

    impedance, and more.

    Did I leave any great engineering apps out? Are any of the apps I've

    included above total fails? Comment below, or email your comments

    [email protected].

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