Logical Circuit

What happens when you'd like to test a logical circuit before actually manufacturing a prototype? Well, you'd use some app like Logical Circuit, a program that allows one to simulate the manufacturing process of any logical circuit. You add and connect your components in a neatly-drawn diagram that puts things in perspective for you and anybody else attempting to construct the same thing.

First of all, even though the interface is friendly, components are clearly labeled and functions well-placed within menus, you'll have to have the background knowledge of the field to understand how these parts combine with each other. Don't mistake the app's ease of access with the domain's easy access to knowledge. Aside from this aspect, the program has components stored in drawer-like menus. All similar products go in the same storage cell. This makes it easy, sort of like building with legos.

Begin by selecting what parts you need. Take a CPU device and place it on the right part of the app's window. Here, you'll have your virtual workbench, an area where all the creative processes will develop. Things such as displays, switchers, converters, and so on will be present in the various accessible menus. It's worth taking into account that notes are also available, meaning you can even add reminders and comments on your designs. The application is accessible to all users who understand this field.

Logical Circuit is a simple-to-use app, less simple to understand if you don't love physics that much. It's great for creating prototypes, testing out theories, and even understanding how all that knowledge applies to real-life situations. All the components are accessible within the provided menus. The workbench area is neatly organized and even features a dotted texture for easier placement of the virtual objects used in designs.