EveryCircuit Hack 2.30.1 + Redeem Codes
Developer: MuseMaze
Category: Education
Price: Free
Version: 2.30.1
ID: com.musemaze.EveryCircuit
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Description
All joking aside, this time you will understand how electronic circuits work. Build any circuit, tap play button, and watch dynamic voltage, current, and charge animations. This gives you insight into circuit operation like no equation does. While simulation is running, adjust circuit parameters with analog knob, and the circuit responds to your actions in real time. You can even generate an arbitrary input signal with your finger!
"This app takes design to a whole new level of interactivity" - Design News
EveryCircuit is not just an eye candy. Under the hood it packs custom-built simulation engine optimized for interactive mobile use, serious numerical methods, and realistic device models. In short, Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's current and voltage laws, nonlinear semiconductor device equations, and all the good stuff is there.
Growing library of components gives you freedom to design any analog or digital circuit from a simple voltage divider to transistor-level masterpiece.
Schematic editor features automatic wire routing, and minimalistic user interface. No nonsense, less tapping, more productivity.
Simplicity, innovation, and power, combined with mobility, make EveryCircuit a must-have companion for high school science and physics students, electrical engineering college students, breadboard and printed circuit board (PCB) enthusiasts, and ham radio hobbyists.
Join EveryCircuit cloud community to store your circuits on cloud and access them from any of your mobile devices. Explore public community circuits and share your own designs.
EveryCircuit is free to download and use. There is an option to purchase the Full Version of EveryCircuit that allows you to build and simulate large circuits, save unlimited number of circuits, store them on cloud, and sync between your devices. It is available via a one time in-app purchase for $14.99.
EveryCircuit privacy policy and terms of use:
https://everycircuit.com/privacypolicy
https://everycircuit.com/termsofuse
Analyses:
+ DC analysis
+ AC analysis with frequency sweep
+ Transient analysis
Features:
+ Thousands of public community circuits
+ Animations of voltage waveforms and current flows
+ Animations of capacitor charges
+ Analog control knob adjusts circuit parameters
+ Automatic wire routing
+ Oscilloscope with I-V curves and stack mode
+ Single play/pause button controls simulation
+ Saving and loading of circuit schematic
+ Mobile simulation engine built from ground-up
+ Shake the phone to kick-start oscillators
+ IEC and ANSI circuit component symbols
+ Intuitive user interface
+ No Ads
Components:
+ Sources, signal generators
+ Controlled sources, VCVS, VCCS, CCVS, CCCS
+ Resistors, capacitors, inductors, transformers
+ Voltmeter, amperemeter, ohmmeter
+ DC motor
+ Potentiometer, lamp
+ Switches, SPST, SPDT
+ Push buttons, NO, NC
+ Diodes, Zener diodes, light emitting diodes (LED), RGB LED
+ MOS transistors (MOSFET)
+ Bipolar junction transistors (BJT)
+ Ideal operational amplifier (opamp)
+ Digital logic gates, AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, XOR, XNOR
+ D flip-flop, T flip-flop, JK flip-flop
+ SR NOR latch, SR NAND latch
+ Relay
+ 555 timer
+ Counter
+ 7-segment display and decoder
+ Analog-to-digital converter
+ Digital-to-analog converter
"This app takes design to a whole new level of interactivity" - Design News
EveryCircuit is not just an eye candy. Under the hood it packs custom-built simulation engine optimized for interactive mobile use, serious numerical methods, and realistic device models. In short, Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's current and voltage laws, nonlinear semiconductor device equations, and all the good stuff is there.
Growing library of components gives you freedom to design any analog or digital circuit from a simple voltage divider to transistor-level masterpiece.
Schematic editor features automatic wire routing, and minimalistic user interface. No nonsense, less tapping, more productivity.
Simplicity, innovation, and power, combined with mobility, make EveryCircuit a must-have companion for high school science and physics students, electrical engineering college students, breadboard and printed circuit board (PCB) enthusiasts, and ham radio hobbyists.
Join EveryCircuit cloud community to store your circuits on cloud and access them from any of your mobile devices. Explore public community circuits and share your own designs.
EveryCircuit is free to download and use. There is an option to purchase the Full Version of EveryCircuit that allows you to build and simulate large circuits, save unlimited number of circuits, store them on cloud, and sync between your devices. It is available via a one time in-app purchase for $14.99.
EveryCircuit privacy policy and terms of use:
https://everycircuit.com/privacypolicy
https://everycircuit.com/termsofuse
Analyses:
+ DC analysis
+ AC analysis with frequency sweep
+ Transient analysis
Features:
+ Thousands of public community circuits
+ Animations of voltage waveforms and current flows
+ Animations of capacitor charges
+ Analog control knob adjusts circuit parameters
+ Automatic wire routing
+ Oscilloscope with I-V curves and stack mode
+ Single play/pause button controls simulation
+ Saving and loading of circuit schematic
+ Mobile simulation engine built from ground-up
+ Shake the phone to kick-start oscillators
+ IEC and ANSI circuit component symbols
+ Intuitive user interface
+ No Ads
Components:
+ Sources, signal generators
+ Controlled sources, VCVS, VCCS, CCVS, CCCS
+ Resistors, capacitors, inductors, transformers
+ Voltmeter, amperemeter, ohmmeter
+ DC motor
+ Potentiometer, lamp
+ Switches, SPST, SPDT
+ Push buttons, NO, NC
+ Diodes, Zener diodes, light emitting diodes (LED), RGB LED
+ MOS transistors (MOSFET)
+ Bipolar junction transistors (BJT)
+ Ideal operational amplifier (opamp)
+ Digital logic gates, AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, XOR, XNOR
+ D flip-flop, T flip-flop, JK flip-flop
+ SR NOR latch, SR NAND latch
+ Relay
+ 555 timer
+ Counter
+ 7-segment display and decoder
+ Analog-to-digital converter
+ Digital-to-analog converter
Version history
2.30.1
2023-04-09
• Various bug fixes
2.29
2023-03-27
• 4x larger schematic area
• Oscilloscope trace measures
• Performance improvements
• Oscilloscope trace measures
• Performance improvements
2.28
2023-03-26
• 4x larger schematic area
• Oscilloscope trace measures
• Oscilloscope trace measures
2.27
2023-01-05
• RGB LED
• RMS measurement
• Community circuit gallery
• RMS measurement
• Community circuit gallery
2.26
2021-03-10
• Free version unlocked
• Tabular measurement view
• Peak-to-peak measurement
• Tabular measurement view
• Peak-to-peak measurement
2.24
2020-10-20
Polarized capacitor
2.23
2020-05-21
• Center-tapped transformer
• Voltmeter polarity
• Amperemeter polarity
• Report community comments
• Secure HTTPS connection
• User interface enhancements
• Voltmeter polarity
• Amperemeter polarity
• Report community comments
• Secure HTTPS connection
• User interface enhancements
2.22
2018-09-26
Fixed issue with user accounts.
2.21
2018-08-31
Updated cloud communication
2.20
2018-02-08
Analog-to-digital converter
Digital-to-analog converter
Digital-to-analog converter
2.19.1
2017-04-04
Fix for Zener diode.
2.19
2017-02-21
DC motor
Fix for T flip-flop
Fix for Zener diode
Fix for T flip-flop
Fix for Zener diode
2.18
2016-01-19
D, T, JK flip-flops and SR latches
Propagation delay in all logic gates
Periodic logic source
Stack mode for oscilloscope
Propagation delay in all logic gates
Periodic logic source
Stack mode for oscilloscope
2.17
2015-10-10
Control simulation speed of any circuit
Swipe in oscilloscope to scale time
Share screenshots with white background
Save circuits as unlisted
Swipe in oscilloscope to scale time
Share screenshots with white background
Save circuits as unlisted
2.15
2015-08-28
Support for IEC symbols
Minor UI changes
Minor UI changes
2.14
2015-04-14
Voltmeter, amperemeter, ohmmeter
Sign in by username
Sign in by username
2.12
2014-12-02
Counter
7-segment display and decoder
Push buttons, NO, NC
Logic source
7-segment display and decoder
Push buttons, NO, NC
Logic source
2.10
2014-11-14
AC analysis with Bode plot
555 timer
Relay
555 timer
Relay
2.09
2014-10-14
Plot I-V curves in oscilloscope
Plot up to four voltages and currents in oscilloscope
Plot up to four voltages and currents in oscilloscope
2.08
2014-09-21
Buy full version with one-time in-app purchase
All public circuits now have their own web pages
Description required to publish a circuit
Minimize oscilloscope by clicking on it
Fixed selection of a user from comment
Other minor issues resolved
All public circuits now have their own web pages
Description required to publish a circuit
Minimize oscilloscope by clicking on it
Fixed selection of a user from comment
Other minor issues resolved
2.07
2014-08-01
New mini-waveforms for logic signals
Color-coded wires for logic signals
Monthly subscription
Color-coded wires for logic signals
Monthly subscription
2.05
2014-02-21
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Version (Build large circuits and unlock all examples. Access thousands of community circuits and share your designs. Store your circuits on cloud and sync between your devices.) |
Free |
HG143821836✱✱✱✱✱ | 38B273C✱✱✱✱✱ |
Ways to hack EveryCircuit
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
Download hacked APK
Download EveryCircuit MOD APK
Request a Hack
Ratings
3 out of 5
23 Ratings
Reviews
Br3w0r,
Doesn’t tell you about limits until you reach them
I was making a circuit and hoped to solve my problem with this nice app, but I quickly reached a limit of free simulation
cliente satifeito,
Arduino Learners
If you are learning arduino and wants to go deeper, this is the app!! (Not only Arduino, but any electric circuits )
It does some calculations for you to not burn your LEDs (or other devices) and much more stuff!
It requires a bit of knowledge but as a Arduino learner, this is a very helpful tool. If you want to learn circuits and electronic, this is for you. (I cannot say for advanced users, but it's a big YES for learners like me). The examples posted by the community help a lot.
Great job guys!! Hope to see more awesome stuff on next updates.
It does some calculations for you to not burn your LEDs (or other devices) and much more stuff!
It requires a bit of knowledge but as a Arduino learner, this is a very helpful tool. If you want to learn circuits and electronic, this is for you. (I cannot say for advanced users, but it's a big YES for learners like me). The examples posted by the community help a lot.
Great job guys!! Hope to see more awesome stuff on next updates.
Ghost fare,
free version is crap
it took me 20 minutes to figure out how to connect two nodes.
the on-line are fast moving video and don’t actually explain how to do anything.
there is no cut and paste in the editor making desing entry slow and tedious.
i cannot simulate even simple circuits in the free version.
i would gladly pay the 15 bucks for a decent simulator with real components (1N914, PN2222, etc.) i can’t tell if this one will even do temperature sweeps.
it does look pretty.
the on-line are fast moving video and don’t actually explain how to do anything.
there is no cut and paste in the editor making desing entry slow and tedious.
i cannot simulate even simple circuits in the free version.
i would gladly pay the 15 bucks for a decent simulator with real components (1N914, PN2222, etc.) i can’t tell if this one will even do temperature sweeps.
it does look pretty.
Bart99gt,
Good app for learning and basic simulation
I’ve been using this for a couple of years now, and it works well for visually reinforcing concepts you may have learned in class or while reading tutorials on the web or elsewhere. It saves a lot of trouble of having to breadboard simple circuits just to see the mechanics of how a particular circuit works.
Couple of improvements could be made though.
Workspace, even in the paid version, is still a tad small. You either have to very carefully plan out where to place things to keep the schematic compact, or you’ll be moving parts in the middle of a design just to make room.
There is no way to adjust the y axis on the scope function, so it is constantly rescaling that axis when you make adjustments to a component’s value. Not so much a problem with DC, but trying to observe any kind of waveform you can’t really see how the amplitude of the waveform is changing like you can on an actual scope, except to watch the (rapidly changing) scale on the y axis.
There are some quirks that sometimes give erratic results or throw up an error when you try to run them, usually a quick search on the web produces a work around, but just be aware that sometimes even relatively simple circuits can cause the app problems even though you may have a perfectly functioning physical circuit.
Couple of improvements could be made though.
Workspace, even in the paid version, is still a tad small. You either have to very carefully plan out where to place things to keep the schematic compact, or you’ll be moving parts in the middle of a design just to make room.
There is no way to adjust the y axis on the scope function, so it is constantly rescaling that axis when you make adjustments to a component’s value. Not so much a problem with DC, but trying to observe any kind of waveform you can’t really see how the amplitude of the waveform is changing like you can on an actual scope, except to watch the (rapidly changing) scale on the y axis.
There are some quirks that sometimes give erratic results or throw up an error when you try to run them, usually a quick search on the web produces a work around, but just be aware that sometimes even relatively simple circuits can cause the app problems even though you may have a perfectly functioning physical circuit.
write you reviews any,
Annoying
The pieces cap is annoying use of some parts makes it cap out faster meaning I can eliminate one on some alowing simulations but others require several to be deleted before anything can be simulated
Eil1028,
Sometimes it works
Real circuits can work sometimes and not others, I have a simple circuit in front of me working but on app it does nothing.
Toneman182,
Great app - quirky but has some very cool uses
I took a chance for the $13 because I have not seen anything for iOS that can do basic SPICE simulations, and I can't stay tied to the desk to run MicroCap 12 (now free and still awesome). This app won't let you perform complex circuit simulations of complicated circuits (abut that's what MicroCap is for). The op-amps have no voltage rail pins for example. There is no q-point, or distortion metering. If you need a full fledged simulator, get MicroCap for free and use your laptop. But - this app is amazing if you are trying to understand networks involving reactive components. Especially when it involves multiple loops or nodes. You can also use the op-amps in normal configurations - amps, integrators, etc... The in-place AC and DC meters are pretty cool. I found a use for it immediately for a work project that involved stacks of capacitors, fed with different sizes of a common AC input signal (pulse generator). The app worked perfectly and allowed me to see something MicroCap can't - the effect of charge pushing on the bottom plate of a cap modulating the signal fed to the top, in real (sim) time, yet the overall total signal maintains the shape of a single cap charge/discharge. Brilliant - so easy when you can see it right there. I wish it had some very basic features - copy/paste, multiple component selection, and a real-time frequency response (spectrum analyzer) would be nice. It also has some quirks with starting/stopping sims. I actually like the spinner control for setting component values.
Michael in Ohio,
No Free Simulation
I built a simple circuit with a voltage source, a couple capacitors, a few diodes, and a resistor. Wouldn’t let me simulate! Is that supposed to be a big circuit?
%%%%%%%%% they cute thats why,
Idk
I got the full access unlock for 15$ and it didn’t work
G'@,
cloning, poisoning, and time wasting
You got the right one, but, the —— ain’t free.
