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electronic simulation software.
Something where I can draw a circuit with relays and switches and other basic components, simulate it, press the switches and the relays move and solenoids show as on etc.
I had a look at circuitlab but it is more a theory tester not a simulator.
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I used to use Crocodile Clips software. It's found in schools, so is pretty basic and easy to use (ideal). But you have to pay for it (I may have downloaded a pirate version).
A quick Google brought up a web based one, https://www.circuitlab.com/editor/
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I used croc clips back in school. It was pretty good but they have changed their name to Yenka and can only be used for education or home use. Not commercial. Autocad licences are also very expensive.
I already looked at falstad and circuit lab but they don't do what I want.
I might use Yenka at home and then just print it off and take it to work.  |
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If not try National Instruments Multisim (30 day trial):
https://www.ni.com/academic/multisimse.htm
Quick vid of Multisim:
What is NI Multisim?
It's really easy to use and stupidly powerful if you want to create something ridiculously complicated. ____________________ Current Bikes: ZX7r 97 (Black Beauty), VFR400 NC24 (The banana)
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YENKA!
You can even buy and print PCBs you design for it and await them in the post
And it's free
Is actually part of crocodile clips, look it up
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 13 years, 98 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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