Good morning,
I'm currently learning to make figures with PsTricks, but the documentation, as well as books and examples are very poor as usual.
I would like to make this circuit (in LaTeX, with psTricks package [or the sub package pst-circ]:
I would like to maintain the zigzag lines for the resistors, adding the label if possible.
I have tried some command but I let you imagine the mess it came out...
Thank you so much (from this example I will henceforth learn by myself how to run the following future ones).
Note: I would like to see also the "circuitikz" version, if possible. Just to compare and understand what is the best to use!
EDIT
I have came up with this code, trying to make things as I wanted to:
\begin{pspicture}(-2, 4)(4,2)
\pnodes(0,0){A}(0,2){B}(3,2){C}(4,2){D}(5,2){E}(5,0){F}
\battery(A)(B){}
\lamp(B)(C){}
\lamp[parallel, parallelsep=0.5](B)(C){}
\lamp(C)(D){}
\wire(D)(E){}
\lamp(E)(F){}
\lamp[parallel, parallelsep=0.5](E)(F){}
\multidipole(F)(A)
\lamp{} \lamp{} .
\end{pspicture}
Which gives this output
But I am not satisfied.
I would like to have the two first parallel resistance (lamps) centered, that is the wire that splits into the two ones I would like to be at the middle when it splits. The same thing in the other parallel group.
How to do that?
PSTricks
is one of a nice package, but now-a-daystikz
having many features and more user-friendly...circuitikz
manual is quite on spot... have you seen it?