Is there a way to use this without an internet connection?
Electronic Circuit Simulator in the Browser
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Re: Electronic Circuit Simulator in the Browser
#52Don't forget to do Options->European resistors!
This is a favorite among collegues. I believe at http://lushprojects.com/circuitjs/circuitjs.html already this is already marked.
Re: Electronic Circuit Simulator in the Browser
#53I used and enjoyed circuitlab.io until it went for-pay only. Nice to have an easy to use free alternative for very casual hobbyists like me.
That would be https://www.circuitlab.com/ -- I built it :) Edit: if anyone wants, reply with your CircuitLab username and I'll give you a free membership upgrade when I get home this evening.
Yes please: chromebin
Re: Electronic Circuit Simulator in the Browser
#54I used and enjoyed circuitlab.io until it went for-pay only. Nice to have an easy to use free alternative for very casual hobbyists like me.
That would be https://www.circuitlab.com/ -- I built it :) Edit: if anyone wants, reply with your CircuitLab username and I'll give you a free membership upgrade when I get home this evening.
Yes please.
username: pkaye
Re: Electronic Circuit Simulator in the Browser
#55I used and enjoyed circuitlab.io until it went for-pay only. Nice to have an easy to use free alternative for very casual hobbyists like me.
That would be https://www.circuitlab.com/ -- I built it :) Edit: if anyone wants, reply with your CircuitLab username and I'll give you a free membership upgrade when I get home this evening.
Thanks from kqr2!
Re: Electronic Circuit Simulator in the Browser
#56I used this to better visualize the circuits in my undergrad physics courses. I remember searching for a good animated representation of a curtain type of circuit with the expectation of finding some decent gifs/videos, but I stumbled upon this web app instead. :)
Re: Electronic Circuit Simulator in the Browser
#57I built a simple keyboard matrix with a "scanner": http://tinyurl.com/yanykyws
That LED represents a something (probably firmware on the keyboard) reacting to the switch being pressed by a user.
Edit: I used a decade counter with a 5 col matrix for simplicity. I was using a 4 bit binary counter, but the browser started really bogging down with a bunch of components.
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#58While we're on the subject, allow me to plug Electrical Age: https://electrical-age.net/ It's a minecraft mod, yes. It's also a fully functional DC electrical simulation, with realism as a primary focus. Any inaccuracies are either strictly required (= it runs at 20Hz for most purposes), or allowances for decent gameplay. (Or bugs. Those are probably my fault.)
It's a very nice mod. I love designing systems in modded Minecraft, it's very fun and relaxing.
A colleague of mine wrote a mod for controlling an IBM WebSphere app server via a virtual control panel in MC.
Re: Electronic Circuit Simulator in the Browser
#59I used and enjoyed circuitlab.io until it went for-pay only. Nice to have an easy to use free alternative for very casual hobbyists like me.
That would be https://www.circuitlab.com/ -- I built it :) Edit: if anyone wants, reply with your CircuitLab username and I'll give you a free membership upgrade when I get home this evening.
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Thanks Mike!
Re: Electronic Circuit Simulator in the Browser
#60i think i watched this before ony guy whos is korean student somewhere in USA, teches via YT very cool stuff...
glad this is here.