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Browser-based circuit simulator

• alisnic 14y ago
  It's in flash, duh. (I don't mean to sound like an asshole, but nowadays something done in flash is not something done in the browser)
• Davertron 14y ago
  I actually thought you were talking about this: https://www.circuitlab.com/ https://www.circuitlab.com/ I just came across it the other day, and though I haven't played with it a ton yet, it seems like an extremely useful tool for learning about electronic circuits.
  • aidenn0 14y ago
    That is the best online schematic tool I have ever seen, hands down. Bookmarking now.
• revelation 14y ago
  Browser-based here means the browser has the complex duty of delegating all control to the Flash plugin.
• talmir 14y ago
  Its a interesting site :) However I couldnt figure out how to connect one output to two inputs.
  • chloraphil 14y ago
    Look under the "Extras" category. There's a 1 to 3 "splitter".
• rlpb 14y ago
  Also see: http://falstad.com/circuit/ http://falstad.com/circuit/ (Java applet)
  • jsdalton 14y ago
    Another one: http://logic.ly/demo/ http://logic.ly/demo/
    • tyw 14y ago
      Company I work for also just soft-launched http://www.partsim.com http://www.partsim.com into this space about a week ago. No browser plugins needed I believe.
• chewxy 14y ago
  So.. it's like a nerfed version of LabView
• bitJericho 14y ago
  Delightful. I made this! http://www.neuroproductions.be/logic-lab/index.php?id=9342 http://www.neuroproductions.be/logic-lab/index.php?id=9342
  • arjn 14y ago
    Cool, now i'm a gonna try and reduce the number of components to do the same ...