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Reminds me of http://everycircuit.com/app/ http://everycircuit.com/app/

• bingoboingo33 8y ago
  I believe that's quite the unfair comparison. Even if the components model aren't very sophisticated, everycircuit can do full analog simulations. If you use chrome, you can run everycircuit in-browser, then try this example: http://everycircuit.com/circuit/4709435733180416/infinite-noise-random-number-generator-2 http://everycircuit.com/circuit/4709435733180416/infinite-no.... Circuitverse, as far as I can tell is just a logic simulator, which - from reading the comments - doesn't handle feedback loops.
• satu0king 8y ago
  Yep! It was inspired by all these simulators :)
• oplav 8y ago
  Another good one is http://www.falstad.com/circuit http://www.falstad.com/circuit. I remember using this quite a bit to double check homework.
• etimberg 8y ago
  When I was at NI I helped build https://www.multisim.com https://www.multisim.com which is powered by a full SPICE simulator.