CTAN Update: CircuiTikZ

[CTAN Announcements]

Romano Giannetti submitted an update to the

                CircuiTikZ

package.

Version:  0.9.6 2019-11-09
License:  lppl gpl

Summary description:  Draw electrical networks with TikZ

Announcement text:
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 * Version 0.9.6 (2019-11-09)

 The highlights of this release are the new multiple terminals
 BJTs and several stylistic addition and fixes; if you like to
 pixel-peep, you will like the fixed transistors arrows.
 Additionally, the transforms are much more configurable now,
 the "pmos" and "nmos" elements have grown an optional bulk
 connection, and you can use the "flow" arrows outside of a
 path.

 Several small and less small bugs have been fixed.

 - Added multi-collectors and multi-emitter bipolar transistors

 - Added the possibility to style each one of the two coils
   in a transformer independently

 - Added bulk connection to normal MOSFETs and the respective anchors

 - Added "text" anchor to the flow arrows, to use them alone in
   a consistent way

 - Fixed flow, voltage, and current arrow positioning when
   "auto" is active on the path

 - Fixed transistors arrows overshooting the connection point,
   added a couple of anchors

 - Fixed a spelling error on op-amp key "noinv input down"

 - Fixed a problem with "quadpoles style=inner" and "transformer
   core" having the core lines running too near

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The package’s Catalogue entry can be viewed at
   https://ctan.org/pkg/circuitikz

The package’s files themselves can be inspected at
   http://mirror.ctan.org/graphics/pgf/contrib/circuitikz/

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   Thanks for the upload.

     For the CTAN Team
    Petra Rübe-Pugliese

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