Modern UI with a real SPICE engine
Modern UI with a real SPICE engine. Small team too. Emailed directly with founders for support.

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CircuitSim is a browser-based circuit simulator with a real SPICE engine, a library of 3,000+ simulating components, and seven analysis types including transient, AC sweep, and parameter sweep. There is nothing to install: build a schematic, run it, and share it from any device, including Chromebooks. Teachers get classroom groups with private student seats that work without a login, keeping classes FERPA and COPPA compliant. CircuitSim also opens Multisim Live circuit files directly in the browser, so former Multisim Live users can keep working on their existing designs. Free to start, with affordable paid tiers.
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