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Circuit Pulse

Interactive DC Circuit Simulator & Electrical Analysis Lab

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// Features

Key capabilities of Circuit Pulse, computing entirely in your browser.

DC Components & Sources

Connect batteries, DC voltage sources, resistors, switches, potentiometers, LEDs, and DC loads.

Modified Nodal Analysis

Calculate exact steady-state node voltages, branch currents, and power dissipation using client-side MNA.

Ohm's Law, KCL & KVL

Explore voltage division, current conservation, and Kirchhoff's loop laws in real-time circuits.

Three-Terminal Potentiometers

Tune variable resistance and inspect dynamic voltage divider responses under changing load conditions.

Simplified Educational Loads

Simulate LEDs with educational forward-voltage models alongside DC motor and buzzer indicators.

Save Schematics Locally

Store circuit layouts directly in browser memory to resume experimentation at any time.

// Who Uses Circuit Pulse

Engineered for high performance, accessibility, and zero-compromise privacy.

→ High school and university physics students learning DC circuit theory and Ohm's law
→ Makers testing DC component arrangements and current limits before prototyping
→ Engineering students validating Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL) and Voltage Law (KVL)
→ Educators demonstrating series and parallel resistor divider networks with live values
→ Hobbyists calculating power dissipation and LED current-limiting resistances
→ Anyone looking for a fast, browser-based DC schematic scratchpad

// Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Circuit Pulse.

Circuit Pulse uses a client-side Modified Nodal Analysis (MNA) solver to compute steady-state DC node voltages, branch currents, and component power dissipation.

No. Circuit Pulse is dedicated to steady-state DC networks (batteries, resistors, switches, potentiometers, LEDs, and DC loads). It does not support AC analysis, transistors, logic gates, capacitors, inductors, or transient simulation.

Yes! Overvoltage states and excess power dissipation will visibly trip fuses or alert over-spec components.

No Java, plugins, or downloads needed. It runs 100% on HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript.

100% free with unlimited circuits, zero ads, and no signup needed.

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