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Logic Circuit Simulator

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

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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 tool is a professional online utility developed for students and engineers learning the basics of digital engineering, allowing them to intuitively build and test digital logic circuits directly in their browser. It supports a wide range of components, from foundational logic gates (such as AND, OR, and NOT) to flip-flops essential for memory circuits. It is ideal for school assignments, preparation for electronic hobbies, or as a learning aid to deepen your understanding of digital electronics.

How to Operate

Features of This Tool

Step-by-Step Usage Guide

  1. Select your desired component (such as a SWITCH or an AND gate) from the "IO / Gates" panel on the top left and place it onto the center of the screen.
  2. Connect the components together using wires and verify that your intended logic path functions correctly.
  3. Once you have verified the circuit operation, click the "SAVE" button at the bottom right to download and save your work as a JSON file.
  4. You can load your saved files at any time via the "LOAD" button to resume your design.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

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

A. Basic combinational and sequential circuits (such as flip-flops) will operate smoothly. However, performance on extremely large-scale circuits may vary depending on your browser's processing capability.

Q. Why am I unable to save my circuit?

A. Clicking the "SAVE" button downloads the circuit data as a local file. Please check your browser's download permission settings if the file does not download.

Q. Can I use this tool on mobile devices?

A. The UI is optimized for desktop mouse operations. While it can be viewed on smartphones, a PC environment is highly recommended for precision tasks such as wiring and moving components.

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