ElectricVLab

很好玩，希望有教程上传视频之类的。

I want my money back!

this thing made me into electrical engineering and now i have a job at boeing lol

heel leuk en zeker als je met arduino werkt

Thank-you for building such an amazing program. When I launched this program for the first time, I was a little confused with the controls. I think there could be better controls and explanation on how to use the program properly, but once you build a couple of things by looking breifly through the manual, it becomes a little more clear. My only big problem with this program is that it doesn't make it easy to diagnose a problem with a pre-existing circuit. It would just spit out errors like "critical error in circuit" most of the time which isn't too helpful considering that it does not go into further details as to why a circuit failed. Overall, however, there is such a wide variety of tools and components to use and combine that it makes the experience really fun even though the learning curve is a bit much for a complete beginner such as myself. Again, if error logs could be more descriptive of what problem I'm having with a given circuit, it would be much more helpful and user friendly.

Really nice! I used it to build a virtual LED blinker ("Astable Multivibrator") from an online schematic with a battery, two LEDs, four resistors, two capacitors and two transistors. Worked perfectly!

Excellent engineering tool.

I have had some basic electronics back in high school when I was learning to become electrician, but i wouldn't know where to start in the game/app. it does a very bad job at teaching you how to create something intereresting. And voltages, amps and resitance in ohm you can not find on the electonics parts, I believe the creator assumes that one already know everything before using this software, therefore this isn't for everyone and it surely didn't say anything regarding this on the mainpage, which is a bit of a shame... I can see however that some professionals that can get enough of electronics, even when they are home want to fool around with something like this, but since this is a niché product imo, i won't recommend this. For starters, build and simulation should be one mode, and when bugs or faults occur, a window should explain what went wrong. I probabably said too much already, it is what it is.

Industrial Components like timer relays would be cool

great for learning and practising electronic circuits. I was a complete beginner but now have a reasonable understanding of electronics.