Circuit simulator written in python

Implementing a full-on electronic circuit simulator, studying the whole concept and physics behind it!

A digital logic simulator inspired by Logisim.

Graphical user interface for circuit simulation on GNU/Linux using ngspice

Circuit Solver, Electrical Circuits course, University of Tehran

LogicCircuit is a program that helps build/simulate simple circuits using logic gates. It is meant to teach people the basics of how logic gates work.

The python module for electric circuit simulation with resistors, capacitors and inductors support.

A Python module to simulate logical circuits/graphs.

This project aims to be a light-weight comprehensive tool for symbolic circuit analysis. It is primarily developed for the web-based simulator GEEC.

nema-zag circuit simulator 2000 😎 (The sunglasses are part of the name) is a circuit analysis program including schematic capture.

A circuit simulator in Python

A Python library able to build and analyse RF circuits, originally designed for ICRH antennae but now widely deployable

Circuit simulator written in python

The project objective is to develop a CAD (Computer-Aided Design) tool to simulate simple AC circuits that contain only (independent voltage sources, independent current sources, dependent voltage source, dependent current source, resistors, capacitors, and inductors).

The project objective is to develop a CAD (Computer-Aided Design) tool to simulate simple AC circuits that contain only (independent voltage sources, independent current sources, dependent voltage source, dependent current source, resistors, capacitors, and inductors).

A borderline unusable Object Oriented library which allows declaring and simulating Digital Circuits through classes.

A GUI for designing quantum optical circuits and comparing different backends.

nema-zag circuit simulator 2000 😎 (The sunglasses are part of the name) is a circuit analysis program including schematic capture.

PCTspice is a DC circuit solver tool that runs in a terminal.

A Qt(py) based GUI to help interact with the bdsim library which enables modelling and simulation of continuous-time, discrete-time or hybrid dynamic systems. It will allow us to do all of this without having to write in code format.