iCircuit's circuit simulator goes from iOS to Desktop

Wed, 28 Jan 2015 17:53:48 +0000

When it comes to schematic capture and circuit simulation on a mobile device, iCircuit for iOS got it right from the start. iCloud integration, intuitive touch controls, and fast application performance. Now (or Finally?), my favorite mobile circuit simulator, iCircuit, is available for OS X.

iCircuit is based on the Falstad Circuit Simulator, which sadly, is a Java-based web app. For years I’ve installed the App on my iPhone and iPad almost immediately after turning on iCloud [for Android users, that’s basically the first step of activating an iOS device].

Simulation: Java Circuit Simulator

Fri, 20 Jul 2012 09:30:48 +0000

Do you know who Paul Falstad is? If not, you really need to get to know him, or at least, his web site. He’s a Geocacher, a Java programmer, and a Math nerd. [Editor’s Note: I don’t know Paul, I just read his web site.] The easiest book mark I can access in my web browser is a link to one of Falstad’s applets: A Circuit Simulation written in Java. A very functional simulator, at that.

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iCircuit's circuit simulator goes from iOS to Desktop

Simulation: Java Circuit Simulator