Dear Experts, This is my first post in the forum, hope i will get help from you. I need Proteus Model for TL494, SG3524, SG3525, I do not have these ICs in my proteus library. Sg3525 is a voltage mode PWM controller integrated circuit. It is used in maximum inverters available in market. Even top inverters manufacture companies also use Sg3525 in dc to dc converter part of the inverter. It is a 16 pin integrated circuit. Thank you very much for sharing this mar. Tahmid and to fragrance, i am longer looking and searching how to find it in proteus this component model, i am new to this group i found great help for my study thank you very much all of you. Circuito integrado uc2525 es similar al sg3525 el que se usa para simulaciones para circuitos de inversores, aqui un model file para proteus para quienes lo necesita, ya que no se consigue en. 
Re: Looking for SG3525 PROTEUS model file This is a bit old thread but there seems one thing problematic: UC3842 datasheet says that duty cycle limit for the device is about 98% under given operating conditions Rt = 10k and Ct = 3n3.
Pandora Hearts was written and illustrated by Jun Mochizuki and was serialized. In Indonesia, the series has been licensed by Elex Media Komputindo, in France by Ki-oon, in Germany by Carlsen Manga, Poland by Waneko and in Vietnam.
Pandora Hearts is a supernatural adventure show set in a medieval European-inspired magical world, first aired in 2009. It faithfully adapts a manga of the same name pretty much panel-by-panel and tells a story that contains many recognisable tropes from other shounen coming-of-age stories.
Pandora Hearts is enjoyable watch as the charming characters, the commendable soundtrack and the occasional heartstring-tugging scenes make for an oftentimes engaging experience through the show’s 26 episode run. Although, Alas, Oz and Alice’s journey would have been more memorable if it did not suffer from the show’s inconsistency in storytelling and presentation. If journeys in a magical world, budding relationships between a likeable cast and coming-of-age stories are to your liking, here are six other anime that you might also enjoy. Magically-charged battles are a hallmark in the anime medium and few shows do them better than the 2015 visual novel adaptation of Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works. Shirou Emiya, the unwitting seventh and final participant (dubbed as a ‘Master’) in a battle royale for a wish-granting device known as the Holy Grail, is nearly killed one night when he wanders into a battle between two Servants, heroic spirits derived from real-world mythology who are summoned by each Master as their ultimate weapon. The Fate/stay night universe comprises an entire encyclopedia of facts and trivia where every magical concept and each hero have a unique story to support their existence. More importantly, everything that appears on screen looks unbelievably beautiful thanks to the efforts of Studio ufotable, who in recent years have yet to make a show that is not comparable to the most well-produced theatrical films in anime.
If Pandora Hearts is appealing because of its combination of a coming-of-age story with pretty flashes of magic, Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works takes those two aspects and puts as much effort as humanly possible to perfect them. If you have already watched Pandora Hearts, you might just find yourself hearing Alice’s voice in this show.
TV Anime Fate/stay night PV 3. Although watching a character grow up from a journey through their world is a tried-and-true storytelling structure in anime, it also demands a significant amount of time that some viewers simply do not have. Thankfully, many anime series of the last two or three years brings similar degrees of character development in smaller packages. Among them is Kyoukai no Kanata, a 12 episode series first released in 2014 produced by the immensely popular Kyoto Animation as their first foray into a supernatural battle series after years of only making slice-of-life shows. The show is set in an alternate universe where modern Japan is infested with magical creatures and monsters of all kinds, revolving mostly around a high school that Akihito Kanbara and Mirai Kuriyama, our two main lead characters, attend.
The show’s main appeal lies in seeing the dichotomy of the characters’ responsibilities as participants in the business of a magical realm while also trying to lead lives as normal high school students, leading to a story that is as funny as it is tragic. This struggle to retain one’s sense of normality is familiar to viewers of Pandora Hearts because of the time limit and physical changes imposed upon humans contracted to Chains, forcing them to deal with the fact that they are forever changed from being normal human beings. Both series pose the question of how happiness can be attained and see each of their main leads provide their own answer. Kyoukai no Kanata does not center the plot development around the male lead, making the storytelling perspective slightly different than that of Pandora Hearts. On the other hand, this lets the show focus on Akihito’s budding relationship with Mirai, which becomes stronger precisely because they are special to each other. If a short but sweet show is more to your favour, Kyoukai no Kanata is your best choice.