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Browser-based schematic editor for building analog and digital circuits without installation or an account. Run transient, AC and DC sweeps, operating-point and parameter analyses, and view waveforms as values change. Import or export SPICE netlists and share.

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    free version with limited functionality.

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What is OurCircuits?

OurCircuits is a browser-based circuit simulator and schematic editor with a social layer. It runs entirely in the browser with no installation, and circuits can be built and simulated without creating an account.

The simulator supports transient, AC sweep (Bode), DC sweep, DC operating point and parameter sweep analyses, with a live oscilloscope that updates while switches, potentiometers and component values are changed during a run. The parts library covers passives, diodes, transistors, op-amps, transformers, relays, logic gates, flip-flops, counters, 555 timers and more. Circuits can be imported from pasted SPICE netlists and exported as SPICE netlists or CSV waveforms.

Users can save circuits to an account, share them by link, publish them to a public gallery and edit copies of other people's circuits with credit to the original author. The service also includes comments, discussions and user profiles, and is free to use, with an optional paid plan that raises the number of saved circuits.