I recently been getting back into using an android app called "CircSim" it's practically identical to SimulIDE, but it lacks MANY components. Has anyone heard of it? What's the status on its further development?
Defran wrote:My recomendation is that you use Simulide from now on Windows, Linux or Apple. It has practically all the discrete components and all TTL (serial 74), CMOS (Serial 40 and 45), memories, controlers, microprocessors, etc, etc.
Creating a new component is very easy once you master the use of Simulide.
Enter in the web an see all its benefits. Simulide is constantly evolving. I am just a user delighted with Simulide. Go ahead...
Best Regards.
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