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Circuitmod is a circuit simulator that extend the capacity of the original Falstad's Java Circuit Simulator into CMOS Chips, Led Arrays, Led Matrix and PIC Programming. The Horizon is limitless.
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Features
- TTL and CMOS Chips
- LED Matrix
- PIC Programming
- Analog Circuits
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GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)Follow circuitmod
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when using the CTRL + R keyboard shortcut to rotate the component but it cannot be used
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Thank you very much for the program under a free open source license!
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It was premature of me to respond with a negative review the other day. So, I've upgraded my review to five stars. I had high hopes that this stand alone app could deliver what Paul's browser-based, JavaScript simulator has already provided me: a chance to break free of what I perceived to be the gridlock which exists in society at large by promoting the freedom of surge mentality within the limited confines of electronic simulation. This gridlock is predicated on the exclusion of surges, or the exclusion of resonance, occurring at the same time within the confines of a circuit. I find this to be the case within this Java-based software: CircuitMod 2.6, as well as within LTSpice XVII and Paul's Java-based simulator hosted on his website. For comparison's sake, and not to sound too harsh, Micro Cap v11 is worse. Micro Cap prides itself upon being the standard for the electronics industry and their simulator disallows surges of any sort to manifest at any time. It appears to be a specific software language peculiarity in which Iain Sharp's JavaScript port of Paul's Java-based simulator allows me to surge while standard simulators, such as yours and Paul's original Java version, do not. This is not as depressing as it first seemed to me. I suspected the JavaScript 'canvas' element was unique in its behavior, but now I can suspect the entire JavaScript language as well. Thanks for making your CircuitMod available so that I can begin to compare these two different versions of Paul's simulator and maybe learn why his browser version gives me so much freedom that I can't get anywhere else.
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very good software, i am studying electronics and i am programmers from 1995. i write something of Java, i worked mainly with AWT in the past. I would like contribute with the project, this idea is amazing!!!. Good work!!!... How I can contribute??? Thanks
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Here is the new version of CircuitMod.!!!