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Circuit.js – Electronic circuit simulator on the web

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Re: Circuit.js – Electronic circuit simulator on the web

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Yeah - ChatGPT4 & Alpha's circuit design remains atrocious on all levels that it is possible to be atrocious on like substance, lack of this circuitjs-like interactivity, UX (ascii diagrams? Really?). I'd like to see sources like circuitjs, CircuitHub, or Octopart produce a plugin for it (and find some way to monetize / justify it)

Re: Circuit.js – Electronic circuit simulator on the web

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The site of the creator of the simulator has a newer version: http://www.falstad.com/circuit/

I love this tool because you can export links or export circuits as text files.

Clock circuit I made that uses faster and slower buttons to adjust the speed: https://tinyurl.com/2nvlulfl

8-bit binary multiplier (LSB on top): https://burlette.net/multiplier.txt

Re: Circuit.js – Electronic circuit simulator on the web

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post #5

The site of the creator of the simulator has a newer version: http://www.falstad.com/circuit/ I love this tool because you can export links or export circuits as text files. Clock circuit I made that uses faster and slower buttons to adjust the speed: https://tinyurl.com/2nvlulfl 8-bit binary multiplier (LSB on top): https://burlette.net/multiplier.txt

Yes, Paul did the original as a Java Applet. I did the port to run in the x-compile to allow it to run in the browser. After that we cooperated on it for a while. I stepped back a few years ago to focus on other things, but he's kept up with improvements. Kudos.
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