Circuit analysis & theory
- Thevenin and Norton equivalents
- Kirchhoff’s current and voltage laws
- Nodal and mesh analysis
- Dividers, bridges, and RLC networks
Circuit theory.
Analog & digital design.
Work through Thevenin and Norton equivalents, nodal and mesh analysis, Karnaugh maps, and attenuator design. Explore amplifiers, filters, and circuit simulations in the same app.
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A look inside Electronics Circuit Calculator
Follow the original voltage-divider network and its Thevenin equivalent side by side, with resistance, voltage, and load results in the same view.

Explore circuit analysis, component design, motor calculations, and the tool library.

See the original network, equivalent circuit, load current, and calculated values together.

Explore loop currents in a three-mesh circuit with shared resistors, voltage sources, and a labeled diagram.

Set switching thresholds or check feedback resistor values, then inspect the output state and circuit diagram.

Choose the value to solve and review LED current, resistor value, voltage drops, and power dissipation.

Calculate inductance or winding turns from coil dimensions, with results and the Wheeler formula alongside the diagram.

Explore step angle, microstepping, pulse frequency, speed, and torque with a labeled rotor and coil illustration.

Browse resistor networks, dividers, RLC circuits, component codes, and digital simulations.

Find transistor switches, motor tools, regulators, waveform simulations, and RF calculations.
A calculation-focused toolkit for circuit networks, digital logic, attenuators, amplifiers, filters, and component design.
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Choose your download ↑Electronics students, engineers, technicians, teachers, and hobbyists working through circuit calculations or exploring circuit behavior.
Electronics Circuit Calculator brings circuit calculations and simulations together, including circuit theory, Karnaugh maps, attenuator design, analog circuits, and digital logic.
The app listings describe Thevenin and Norton methods, Kirchhoff’s laws, nodal and mesh analysis, component networks, amplifiers, and filter design. Features can vary by platform and version.
The tool library includes interactive digital and waveform demonstrations. See the store listing for the simulations available in your version.
The download buttons link to Electronics Circuit Calculator on Google Play and Electronic Circuit Calculator on the App Store. Review each listing for current pricing, in-app purchases, supported devices, and feature availability.
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