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A new feature has appeared: Circuit Lab's AI assistant. Awesome. Obviously this project has not been abandoned by its creators. I wonder why there's no blog post about it. This feature is definitively worth one. Thanks. Dan |
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Hi Dan, you’re the first real person (I think) I’ve seen on these boards. Is CircuitLab legit/good? It was recommended for a project I am working on, but the Trustpilot reviews are terrible. The forum looks overrun with bots too. I’m seeing other folks around me using CircuitSim and Multisim, which look much more modern and real. |
by Rogergaines 7 hours, 25 minutes ago |
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Circuit simulation tools can be useful for testing projects before building them. For related mobile-service guidance, you can also check this TM SIM. deactivation guide https://tmsimregistration.com.ph/deactivate-tm-sim-card/ |
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Thanks for responding. Talking about bots, there's already one. I wonder why the owners don't prevent this. I like Circuit Lab because it is easy to use and has a modern UI (compared to desktop spice simulators like Tina-TI). That said, I will have a look into the links you provided. Thanks. |
by Dan.Ka less than an hour ago |
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