VoltSim is an interactive realtime circuit simulator. It has digital and analog components and even Integrated Circuits. It is the perfect companion to students, hobbyists, and engineers.
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LTspice Alternatives for Android
LTspice is not available for Android but there are a few alternatives with similar functionality. The best Android alternative is VoltSim, which is free. If that doesn't suit you, our users have ranked more than 25 alternatives to LTspice and three of them are available for Android so hopefully you can find a suitable replacement. Other interesting Android alternatives to LTspice are Everycircuit and ECStudio.
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12 Everycircuit alternativesDesign and simulate electronic circuits! All joking aside, this time you will understand how electronic circuits work. "I stumbled upon some serious gold" - GeekBeat.tv "A fully realized circuit simulator" - EDA360 Insider Build any circuit, tap play button, a.
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Comments about Everycircuit as an Alternative to LTspice
- Everycircuit is Freemium and Proprietary
ECStudio is a set of powerful tools used for building electronic circuits, SPICE simulation, and calculation of circuits. These tools are complemented by the information center containing resources, connector pinouts and short (20 pages) interactive book explaining basic...
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Simplistic circuit simulator for the phone (and the browser, but when on desktop why not use a proper simulator ...). Has all your basic building blocks for simple electronic circuits.