Logic Circuit Simulator

A free online tool to easily design and experiment with digital logic circuits in your browser.

IO / Gates
SWITCH
LED
AND
OR
NOT
XOR
NAND
NOR
XNOR
Flip-Flops
RS-FF
D-FF
T-FF
JK-FF
Simulation Disclaimer

What is a Logic Circuit Simulator?

This browser-based tool is designed for students, hobbyists, and anyone learning the basics of digital logic. It allows you to build and test digital logic circuits directly in your browser by placing components and connecting them with virtual wires. The simulator supports fundamental logic gates such as AND, OR, and NOT, as well as components such as flip-flops used in sequential and memory circuits. It can be used for studying digital electronics, checking circuit ideas, and practicing logic circuit design without installing dedicated software.

How to Operate

Features of This Tool

Step-by-Step Usage Guide

  1. Select a component such as a SWITCH or AND gate from the IO / Gates panel in the top-left corner and place it on the circuit canvas.
  2. Connect the components using wires and change the input states to check whether the circuit behaves as expected.
  3. Once you have finished designing the circuit, click the SAVE button at the bottom right to download the circuit design as a JSON file.
  4. Use the LOAD button to open a previously saved circuit design and continue editing it.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. Will the simulator work if I build highly complex circuits?

A. The simulator is designed to handle basic combinational and sequential circuits, including circuits using components such as flip-flops. Performance may vary with very large or complex circuits depending on your browser, device, and the number of components being simulated.

Q. Why am I unable to save my circuit?

A. Clicking the SAVE button downloads the circuit design data as a local JSON file. If the file does not download, check your browser's download permissions and available storage space.

Q. Can I use this tool on mobile devices?

A. The simulator can be accessed from modern mobile browsers, but its interface is optimized for desktop mouse operations. A PC environment is recommended for precise tasks such as wiring, moving components, and designing larger circuits.

Q. Can I save my circuit and edit it later?

A. Yes. Use the SAVE button to download your circuit design as a JSON file. You can later use the LOAD button to reopen the saved file and continue editing the circuit.

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