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1. Simulated Load Tester

   A unit that can draw a variable voltage and amp, for testing circuitry. Unless there is an obvious way of doing this that I haven't thought of.

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2. Fix the text label.

   Have a better way to edit a multi-line text label.. If I want to edit a multi-line label, the edit box only allows you to edit the first line. Maybe show all the text and not just the first line?

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3. Make I circuit accessible with the screen reader built into iOS
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4. Circuit grounding

   The circuit shouldn't works if it is not grounded

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5. Heaters

   In the “analog” selections ~ add 120V & 230V cartridge / band type heaters with selectable wattage ratings based on the resistance. For example: 120V (AC) @ 450W is 32 Ohms.

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6. Add the data sheets for the IC’s!

   Add the data sheets for the ics so people could look up the pin out guide.

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7. Okay, these are two things that I think you absolutely NEED to write into this app. They aren’t elements per se...

   Please take this into account....I believe it to be very important. Ok, one. The ports. They are great but I need a way to port a wire across the same workspace and circuit so that I don’t have to constantly draw every single wire into the circuit. Having to do that leads to a very messy, visually busy piece of work becsuse the things that I do with your program are not small, basic circuits. I’m creating entire electronics designs including multiple circuit boards, power supplies, front panel controls/PCB’s, motherboards, daughtercards, and so on. I do analog audio stuff, high-end professional equipment for recording studios. Microphone preamps, compressor/limiters, equalizers, mixing consoles, channel strip modules and other modular items. So what I need is to be able to pop a port onto the end of a wire or onto a connection point of an element, and then bring in another port, place it in an open area of space, name it something and have it be a continuation of the wire that I just ported.
   I know that I can create a subcircuit in another circuit page and bring my ports over there, and to be honest I have been doing a work-around that I call “port patchbays” by creating a New Circuit, bringing a subcircuit into it (from my main circuit that I’m working on which I have already placed a bunch of ports on), then wire that subcircuit directly to a new subcircuit on the “Port Patchbay” page. Then I go back to my current circuit page that I’m working on and bring in a subcircuit, make it the “Port Patchbay”, and then I’ve got a bunch of port outputs that originate at my main circuit on the same page. It’s just tedious. Really tedious. And once I’ve used a “Port Patchbay” for a few different things, the port numbers start to get really high and the subcircuits associated with it become quite large, when I am only interested in the last say, 10-15 port numbers on it (because all of the other numbers are associated with ports from other projects using the same Port Patchbay. In other words, I make myself a Port Patchbay for each folder of circuit projects that I have, and then I use that Port Patchbay for all of the circuits in that folder. So after a while, the Patchbay page will have a whole bunch of subcircuits on it, all of them with wiring that just jumpers over to another subcircuit. It also makes my iOS device run slower and slower as I get more and more extensive circuit pathways and Patchbay jumps established. So like, maybe just modify the current Port element so that if you make it number 3 let’s say, and you name it like +15V say, then if you make another port, number it 3 as well, and name it +15V as well, the app will know that I want to jump from one port over to another in the same circuit page. You could have a sliding switch (i mean like the standard iOS function on/off switch) on the details page that comes up when you double-tap on the Port element which would toggle it between an Input or an Output port. Maybe it would only appear in there after you’ve placed two (or more) Ports onto your circuit page and named at least two of them the exact same thing. Once that has been done (and the app recognizes that you want those ports to jumper a wire somewhere across the circuit being worked on), you could select one of them, double-tap, and make it the Input. Maybe they default to Output ports or something so that you only have to define which one is the Input. Then you could have more than one Output even. Any number of additional ports that are named the same and numbered the same would automatically become additional Outputs. Cause why not? I can do that sort of thing in real life with header blocks and ribbon cables.
   Okay that’s the first thing. Now. The second thing relates to the scope. I really need some sort of FFT or frequency analyzer. I know I do audio but I believe that it would be useful for everyone. Just like in the scope section, maybe a button to toggle over to FFT and then whatever selected sources I’m viewing on the scope would come up as different colored lines on one shared FFT window. So that I can see one thing right against another thing. Maybe with a button to switch to a stacked view with multiple individual, much smaller FFT’s. Something like that.
   Now, while I’m at it, here are some elements that I really need and that I believe are sorely lacking. First. SWITCHES!!!! Where the heck is a rotary switch with a whole bunch of stops?!?!?! I really gotta get a rotary, please, it’s gotta be easy to make. Also. I need more than one or two poles on the other switches. Give me an entry field to make the toggle switch a 4PDT or a 6PST and so forth. I need it. I could also use a sliding switch with a whole bunch of poles and throws. Also, I need an LED bargraph and it would be sweet to have an LM3715/6 chip.
   Ok and lastly, this one is crucial. It might not be very easy to create though, but im begging you. I need the photoresistor to be able to react to the “light” created by an LED or a Lamp element within the same circuit. Opto-coupler style. Please. Hook me up.

   Please take this into account....I believe it to be very important. Ok, one. The ports. They are great but I need a way to port a wire across the same workspace and circuit so that I don’t have to constantly draw every single wire into the circuit. Having to do that leads to a very messy, visually busy piece of work becsuse the things that I do with your program are not small, basic circuits. I’m creating entire electronics designs including multiple circuit boards, power supplies, front panel controls/PCB’s, motherboards, daughtercards, and so on. I do analog audio stuff, high-end… more

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8. AC relays and contactors would be great
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9. Quick and easy audio sweep and frequency analysis, 20-20khz.
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10. Add forward current to LEDs

    Because LEDs don’t have a set forward voltage, finding a good resistor value can be difficult. Also, it means that you can have values like GIGA-AMPS flowing through your LEDs and circuits. That could probably be fixed by having them break and pause the simulator.

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11. I suggest a Chinese version of the software because some of us want to learn electronic circuit friends do not understand English thank you
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12. Add tri-state digital buffers

    Add tri-state (0, 1, Hi-Z) buffers so registers and data buses can be easily built.

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13. Add more components, esp. sensors!

    There are many missing comments. Obviously you cannot support every IC, but supporting sensors would be reasonable. Most sensors have predictable behavior (at least theoretically) based on the amount or intensity of something (e.g. Hall effect and magnetic force, CO2 detectors, photoresistor, ECG, IR ToF range finders, pulse oximetry, accelerometers (including the 9 dimensional cards—I have one that also includes a barometer for elevation monitoring). Is a confusing jungle of prebuilt components that use SPI or I2C to communicate w/ an Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc. but some really cool stuff for building IoT, robotics, etc.

    Being able to add some communication modules (XBee, generic 2.4 GHz, SDLs, Bluetooth, WiFi), USB, Ethernet.

    Maybe you could work w/ vendors like Spark Fun, AdaFruit, so that there are designs available for iCircuit.

    There are many missing comments. Obviously you cannot support every IC, but supporting sensors would be reasonable. Most sensors have predictable behavior (at least theoretically) based on the amount or intensity of something (e.g. Hall effect and magnetic force, CO2 detectors, photoresistor, ECG, IR ToF range finders, pulse oximetry, accelerometers (including the 9 dimensional cards—I have one that also includes a barometer for elevation monitoring). Is a confusing jungle of prebuilt components that use SPI or I2C to communicate w/ an Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc. but some really cool stuff for building IoT, robotics, etc.

    Being able to add some… more

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14. Can't create subcircuit on android

    I can't create sub circuit in android I need help

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15. Allow scaling the timebase

    I'm doing a circuit that's meant to process audio-frequency inputs. I'd like to see just what the different components do as the input signal changes. Problem: the display is all real-time, so unless I set the input frequency to, say, 1Hz, there's no way I'll see the results. And then, my RC circuits are all wrong due to the incorrect frequencies.

    Suggestion: allow scaling the timebase by 10x, 100x, 1000x, etc. This means that time in the circuit would pass at 1/10, 1/100, or 1/1000 real time (e.g. at 1000x it would take a full second for a millisecond of simulated time to pass). I could see the use of having it all the way up to 1000000x, so that one microsecond would be simulated in one second.

    I'm doing a circuit that's meant to process audio-frequency inputs. I'd like to see just what the different components do as the input signal changes. Problem: the display is all real-time, so unless I set the input frequency to, say, 1Hz, there's no way I'll see the results. And then, my RC circuits are all wrong due to the incorrect frequencies.

    Suggestion: allow scaling the timebase by 10x, 100x, 1000x, etc. This means that time in the circuit would pass at 1/10, 1/100, or 1/1000 real time (e.g. at 1000x it would take a full second for a millisecond of… more

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16. add a scope that displays real time values of a component and the changes that happen in it.
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17. It would be nice to see a ESP8266 module added to the program
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18. Plese add more component

    Please add LM317 ,FUSE and the 10step ic like bc4017

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19. Give us the possibility to create wire loop with no resistance, needed ability for simulate a short-circuit

    for analisys of circuit's issues, it would be great to add the ability to calculate the values like resistance, capacitance, tension, current and more other.
    This app will become a MUST-HAVE.

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20. The ability to import an image file to keep visible under the circuit to use as reference. Will help newbies like me with various issues
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