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After a forty-year career in electronics and technical writing, I can honestly say that I have never seen the equal of CircuitLab! This is a remarkable achievement and I hope to make good and frequent use of its services, now that I have the time in reti8rement to enjoy designing and building. Thanks, guys, for providing a brilliant solution to questions still evolving.

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by scriblrr
March 04, 2013

We are making frequent use of CL in an Electronics Course. Wonderful tool it is!

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March 06, 2013

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