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You can pinch or use the dial to adjust the time scale (X-axis) and the amplitude scale (Y-axis).

Tap a terminal on another component to automatically route a wire.

NMOS and PMOS types. You can adjust the threshold voltage ( Vthcap V sub t h end-sub ) and transconductance to match real-world datasheets.

This comprehensive manual covers everything from the basic user interface to advanced simulation techniques and troubleshooting methods. 1. Getting Started with the Interface everycircuit manual

The small dots moving along the wires represent conventional current flow (from positive to negative).

: Large circuits with high-frequency components force the engine to perform millions of calculations per second.

This step-by-step exercise guides you through building a functional circuit to illuminate an LED, demonstrating fundamental EveryCircuit operations: You can pinch or use the dial to

The true magic of EveryCircuit lies in its real-time visual physics engine. Visualizing Current Flow (The Moving Dots)

The application uses a digital version of a "breadboard" with a built-in grid that restricts component placement to specific nodes.

Use the single play/pause button in the interface to control simulation. Simulation runs continuously by default, allowing you to observe circuit behavior over time. Pressing the spacebar also toggles simulation start/pause. You can adjust the threshold voltage ( Vthcap

This is where EveryCircuit separates from static textbooks.

EveryCircuit offers a community of users where you can resolve questions or share designs. The searchable library of community circuits provides solutions to common design challenges and serves as a learning resource.

). Bright green indicates high positive voltage; gray indicates ground ( ); sparkle/yellow highlights indicate negative voltage. Simulation Control

Perfect for building active filters, comparators, and amplifiers.