Hello friends.
I have a problem using TikZ, i.e. circuitikz. In figure below are shown three DC/DC converters (buck, boost, buck-boost). I was wondering how to make that voltage labels are aligned with empty circles, i.e. plus and minus sign and voltage label are centered relative to empty circles.
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circuitikz | Aligning labels
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circuitikz | Aligning labels
And you expect others to make up an answer how you did the circuits? Kindly prepare a minimal example. m(
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Re: circuitikz | Aligning labels
TikZ is flexible and provides features for positioning and alignment of nodes as well. Since circuitikz bases on it, it should be possible with TikZ settings.
What in your code would help, however, we hardly can say without seeing your code. So, as Thorsten said, it would be good to post the diagram with a compilable example. Then there's even a chance that somebody tests it and fixes it without having used circuitikz before.
Stefan
What in your code would help, however, we hardly can say without seeing your code. So, as Thorsten said, it would be good to post the diagram with a compilable example. Then there's even a chance that somebody tests it and fixes it without having used circuitikz before.
Stefan
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