Publish at May 22 2024 Updated May 22 2024
Although the design of this simulator has been reduced to the essentials, this powerful electronic circuit simulator offers a wealth of possibilities.
Not only does it offer almost 200 circuits already designed and operational, but they can be modified, enriched and exported. Just about any electronics course will benefit.
You can add wires, resistors, passive or active components, generators, outputs and measurements, function blocks, logic gates, digital or analog integrated circuits (about twenty) and other components whose function I don't even know.
And best of all, you can animate all this and see what it looks like on the oscilloscopes or other devices you've fitted to the circuit.
A useful, powerful and up-to-date simulator that can be used online or downloaded free of charge as a stand-alone application for MacOS, Windows or Linux.
Paul Falstad's Electronic Circuit Simulator.
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