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<p>Created page with &quot;CircuitJS is a free and open source application where various experiments can be performed with electronic circuits. CircuitJS is a web browser based electronic circuit simula...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>CircuitJS is a free and open source application where various experiments can be performed with electronic circuits. CircuitJS is a web browser based electronic circuit simulator. It can be used online as well as in offline mode.<br /> <br /> CircuitJS is highly interactive and lets users experiment with various circuit components like batteries, resistors, inductors, capacitors.<br /> <br /> It is an interesting and useful tool for simulating, learning and visualizing electronic circuits. As it is an easy to use tool, it has been used to teach circuits to those who have difficulty in learning circuits.<br /> <br /> <br /> Furthermore, CircuitJS allows you to adjust the values, orientations, and placement of these components within the circuit. A virtual environment will help you understand how voltage is divided, current flows in a circuit, and how to turn a light on and off.<br /> <br /> The CircuitJS project was developed initially by Paul Falstad, and later by Lush Projects.<br /> <br /> The Spoken Tutorial effort for CircuitJS has been contributed by Nirmala Venkat, Pratik Bhosale and Rajesh kushalkar from the FOSSEE team.<br /> <br /> Learners: High School, Electronics students, and hardware professionals.</div>

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