I have taken some quick looks at virtual breadboarding software and just wondering if anyone had any tips or experiences they want to share. WinBreadBoard looked interesting until I realized that they emphasize digital, and hence probably aren't going to be showing any AC wave forms in the output window. It looked interesting though, since it works like a real breadboard, just on the screen.

 

I tried the virtual bread board and it didn't have simple parts such as resistors and capacitors ect. It just had IC and transistor build into a IC or something other. It was over my learning curve. So if you do get or buy one check all the things it can really carefully. Good Luck