Hey all,
I am really new to electronics and circuit creation/diagnostics. I am looking for a circuit simulator that can show me the current flowing through components like Circuit Wizard does for the stock files without blowing up the components. I want to be able to create my own circuits with the tools and then simulate how the voltage and current moves through components, via a visual representation of electron flow/direction. At the moment it makes more sense to me than the math and theory. I'm hoping that will change after I see how things work in different situations.
I have briefly looked at Lt Spice and KiCad. They seem far beyond my current understanding of electronics. Circuit Wizard doesn't seem to have a good US distribution business model, and the free versions only allow simulation on stock circuits.
I apologize if this has already been addressed in another thread, but I cant seem to find any results in my searches.
Any recommendations on software that can do what I am asking for?
Thanks!!
I am really new to electronics and circuit creation/diagnostics. I am looking for a circuit simulator that can show me the current flowing through components like Circuit Wizard does for the stock files without blowing up the components. I want to be able to create my own circuits with the tools and then simulate how the voltage and current moves through components, via a visual representation of electron flow/direction. At the moment it makes more sense to me than the math and theory. I'm hoping that will change after I see how things work in different situations.
I have briefly looked at Lt Spice and KiCad. They seem far beyond my current understanding of electronics. Circuit Wizard doesn't seem to have a good US distribution business model, and the free versions only allow simulation on stock circuits.
I apologize if this has already been addressed in another thread, but I cant seem to find any results in my searches.
Any recommendations on software that can do what I am asking for?
Thanks!!