Everycircuit Manual «RECENT — CHEAT SHEET»

Starts and stops the real-time simulation engine.

: Sinusoidal wave generator; adjustable amplitude, frequency, and phase shift.

Click on a (the small grey square) of any component. The node will highlight in yellow. everycircuit manual

). Bright green indicates high positive voltage, grey represents ground ( ), and yellow/orange indicates negative voltage.

| Feature | EveryCircuit | SPICE (LTspice) | Workaround in EC | |---------|--------------|------------------|------------------| | AC small-signal analysis | No (only phase plot with single AC source) | Yes | Use transient with sine input + measure output amplitude manually | | Monte Carlo / tolerances | No | Yes | Manual parameter sweep with sliders | | Subcircuit parameters | No | Yes | Copy-paste edited subcircuit | | Noise analysis | No | Yes | Add small random voltage source (pseudo-noise) | | Transmission lines | No | Yes | Approximate with LC ladder | | Temperature effects | No | Yes | Vary resistor values manually | Starts and stops the real-time simulation engine

: Click and drag (or use one-finger drag) on empty canvas space to pan. Use the mouse wheel or pinch-to-zoom to scale the view.

These analyses are seamlessly integrated—just click play and EveryCircuit handles the appropriate analysis automatically. The node will highlight in yellow

If you can't visualize it, you don't understand it.

) to limit peak currents and allow the math solvers to stabilize. Unintentional Short Circuits

: The bottom bar containing the play/pause engine, simulation speed slider, and workspace settings.