Online electric circuits simualtor

[hopewise]

Hello,

If you are a student and interested in electric circuits or an instructor who is wishing to test certain electric circuits to prepare lessons, I would like to show you a new web project for online circuits simulation, its DC/AC Lab, its a flex based project that is capable of building DC circuits, you can build circuits with batteries, resistors, wires and other components, then the simulator will compute Volt, Amper, Ohm between at any component or connections nodes at board.

Please check it here: ( flash 10 required, less than 2 minutes to load the lab )

http://www.dcaclab.com/en/lab/

I will be glad to hear your opinions and ideas as well.

Kind Regards,
hopewise

 

[DavidSnider]

Very cool! Do you have plans for adding more components?

 

[hopewise]

thanks,

well, i am thinking to expand the tool, to simulate LED, and AC as well,
the main advantage is that it works online, i tried to make the light bulb realistic too :-)

do you know a good way to publicize the tool over the web ? i will try to add a forum to the website too.

p.s: users can enter new lessons and save their circuits, did you try to create an account ?

regards,
hopewise

 

[alonro]

Hello,

If you are a student and interested in electric circuits or an instructor who is wishing to test certain electric circuits to prepare lessons, I would like to show you a new web project for online circuits simulation, its DC/AC Lab, its a flex based project that is capable of building DC circuits, you can build circuits with batteries, resistors, wires and other components, then the simulator will compute Volt, Amper, Ohm between at any component or connections nodes at board.

Please check it here: ( flash 10 required, less than 2 minutes to load the lab )

http://www.dcaclab.com/en/lab/

I will be glad to hear your opinions and ideas as well.

Kind Regards,
hopewise

This is very AWESOME !
I love this tool

You must add more components

 

[alphy]

Hello,

Thank you for sharing this online electric circuits simulator. I can see the potential for this tool to be a valuable resource for both students and instructors in the field of electrical engineering. The ability to build and test circuits virtually can save time and resources, and the inclusion of components such as batteries, resistors, and wires allows for a realistic simulation.

I would be interested to know more about the accuracy and limitations of this simulator, as well as any plans for future updates or additions. It may also be beneficial to include educational resources or tutorials for those who are new to electric circuits.

Overall, I believe this is a great tool for learning and experimenting with electric circuits and I appreciate you sharing it with the scientific community. Thank you and best of luck with your project.

Sincerely,