Let the user create components or add more components! We really need more stuff to work with.
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    We are currently working to include more elements, and include some options to let you to create your own components
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       Carmina
    
 commented Carmina
    
 commentedNeed Quadruple Operational Amplifiers like LM324 pleaseeeee 
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       Willem
    
 commented Willem
    
 commentedI really need more components to create an analog electrical scheme for a saling vessel. 
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      Ryan Hart commented I work with tubes a lot, and while I don't need the simulation to be incredibly accurate (hard to simulate tubes as accurately as transistors), being able to simulate tube circuits would help me get close a lot faster. The two models included aren't nearly enough. Directly heated triodes, for example, have heater current on the cathode. I'd like to simulate a hum cancelation circuit for that. 
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      Jamie Gray commented Need more 7400 Series IC's. 
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      Kevin Brown commented Connectors with pin call outs, 3PDT, Shunts. 
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      David Thurstan commented It would be great if custom components could be defined. I think this is a must take step. 
 
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       David E
    
 commented David E
    
 commentedI agree, great s/w but not enough progress / updates, Allowing a mod for user defined components would launch this app to the next level 
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       Britt
    
 commented Britt
    
 commentedI don't think this will work well on iOS; due to the way extensions work there; but for desktop systems this should be implemented as loading a bundle (OS X) or DLL (Windows). I'm not an Android user, so I'm not sure about that platform. The interface should - for portability and simplicity - be based on regular ANSI C (so, not Objective-C, Swift, or C#). I would tend to guess that you have an internal interface for modularizing iCircuit's built-in components; and (obviously, not having seen your source code; I'm guessing) that extending it to load external components - conceptually at least - shouldn't be too hard. I would tend to think that many of us in the community would be willing to contribute code back to the main project; with the intent that it be (after review of course) integrated in the main program. I would! 
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       Electro Insanity
    
 commented Electro Insanity
    
 commentedI think Icircuit needs the ac motor and the windows version also needs a lot more like the s/r flip flop and the speaker, microphone and different types of transformers and an antenna 
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       Anonymous
    
 commented Anonymous
    
 commentedTubes, phone/jack/xlr/ ... plugs, and stuffs related to audio are really needed here 
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       Pedipalpe
    
 commented Pedipalpe
    
 commentedA variable capacitor/trimmer is missing! Absolutely incomprehensible! 
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       Brian
    
 commented Brian
    
 commentedHas anyone created a 16x2 LCD (LCD1602) display as a sub circuit? 
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       Terry
    
 commented Terry
    
 commentedThis is one of the bonus’s in Visio - the ability to create or modify components, this is a must have 
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       Mario ARGÜELLES
    
 commented Mario ARGÜELLES
    
 commentedSe debería poder sacar a plano con configuración de marcos y valores de corriente, y señales 
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       Mario ARGÜELLES
    
 commented Mario ARGÜELLES
    
 commentedSi, seria interesante poder realizar sus propias bibliotecas de componentes o simbolos 
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       Albert
    
 commented Albert
    
 commenteddiac triac please add more components 
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       Alistair
    
 commented Alistair
    
 commentedCould you add antennas for amateur radio? 
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       Steve Jagger
    
 commented Steve Jagger
    
 commentedI repeat my previous request for more components to work with please. 
 It seems that every time I go to use iCircuit there is yet another omission.
 Basic transducers are available but Hall Effect devices are not.
 Is this because they are difficult to emulate?
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       Steve Jagger
    
 commented Steve Jagger
    
 commentedThe addition of more silicon devices, like a unijunction transistor, would be helpful. 
 I do a lot of reverse engineering of pcb’s with discrete components and in this case I am using iCircuit as a drawing tool as much as a circuit proving/design tool, which is how I also use it.
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       Colin Reynolds
    
 commented Colin Reynolds
    
 commentedAs an incentive, you could make this feature an in-app purchase...I’m sure most of us would be willing to pay for an enhancement such as this