Highlights
- Enables graphical design of digital logic circuits.
- Simulates signal propagation and circuit behavior in real-time.
- Supports hierarchical design through the use of sub-circuits.
- Includes a library of standard digital logic components.
About this application
CircuitSim is a digital logic design and simulation tool intended for Linux users. It allows for the construction of electronic circuits using a graphical interface where components such as logic gates, flip-flops, and input/output devices can be placed and connected. The application processes these designs to simulate the flow of signals, enabling users to observe the behavior of their circuits in real-time. It is primarily used for educational purposes and prototyping digital logic designs before physical implementation.
The software supports the creation of complex hierarchical designs, allowing users to encapsulate sub-circuits into reusable modules. It provides a set of standard digital components and tools for signal analysis. As a simulation-focused application, it calculates the state of the circuit based on the provided inputs and the logic defined by the connections. It is distributed under the Apache-2.0 license and is designed to run natively on Linux platforms.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub io.github.BlazingHotCode.CircuitSim
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