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Finish the book, then verify every claim yourself. The bundles, the simulator steps, and the standard the book holds itself to are all here.
Four reproducibility bundles. Download, open, and run.
Gerbers + drill + DXF + validation report for the toroidal power-distribution board.
Download →Toroid transients A/B/C, the Hilbert return-divider, and a results JSON to compare against.
Download →Free and open source — download it from ngspice.sourceforge.io. It runs the same netlists on any operating system.
Unzip the SPICE bundle and open any .spice file. Each one is a self-contained transient or divider simulation from the book.
Run the transient, then compare your output to the results JSON in the same folder. If they match, you have reproduced the claim.
Every claim in the book is tagged one of three ways: ESTABLISHED — measured, or verifiable directly from the artifacts above; PROPOSED — a hypothesis awaiting a controlled comparison; or SYMBOLIC — a metaphor, never an engineering claim. The tag tells you exactly how much trust a sentence has earned.