Getting started with the Circuit Editor
Britt Espinosa
Last Update vor 6 Monaten
The Circuit Editor is where you create and simulate your designs. It is comprised of 8 modular windows that can be toggled on or off to suit your current workflow.
Schematic: A drag-and-drop interface for creating circuit schematics.
- Note: This feature is currently in Beta and not available to all users. Apply for Beta access here.
Spice Editor: A professional environment to write and run Spice code using the NGSpice engine. It features full syntax highlighting and helpful function prompts.
Chart: Used to visually plot and analyze data generated by your Schematic or Spice simulations.
Table: Displays the raw data generated by your circuits in a structured table format.
Info: A dedicated log window that tracks the history and actions occurring within the circuit.
Notes: A fully Markdown-capable scratchpad for instructions or documentation. This is ideal for student assignments or personal reminders.
Chat: Allows you to collaborate and communicate with others about the circuit in real-time.
- Note: This feature is currently in Beta and not available to all users. Apply for Beta access here.
Properties: This window is used to manage circuit metadata, including the name, description, tags, and public visibility settings, as well as default circuit behaviors.
