iCircuit 3D

iCircuit 3D gives you an endless virtual workbench to design, build, and test electronics projects in 3D. It combines the robust real-time, always-on simulation engine of iCircuit with modern 3D rendering and physics on iOS and macOS.

Do not let the availability of physical parts limit your creativity. Choose from an expansive library of 150+ physically and electronically simulated parts and over 1,000 reference boards to plan layouts, wire circuits, test ideas, and iterate fast. It also includes the full standard component library from the original iCircuit, so you can switch between realistic parts and symbolic circuit elements whenever you want.

When powered, LEDs light up realistically, DC motors spin, and speakers make noise. Watch current flow along your simulated wires. See pinouts and color codes directly on components. Tap any part to view live values like voltage and current, then change parameters instantly. If you miswire something or overstress a component, magic smoke will billow from the point of failure so you can quickly diagnose and fix the problem.

Add reference photos to the environment, import your own 3D models to mount projects onto, or use Blocks to build enclosures, panels, and simple structures.

FEATURES
• Tons of resistors, capacitors, and LEDs
• Multiple breadboards and wiring elements
• Diodes, BJTs, MOSFETs
• DC power supplies
• Waveform generators (AC, square, sawtooth)
• Batteries (AA, AAA, 18650, coin cells, and more)
• Switches (SPST, SPDT)
• Buzzers and speakers
• DC motors and servos
• Programmable Arduino elements
• The full symbolic iCircuit library (standard components included)
• 1,000+ reference circuit boards for layout planning (not fully simulated)
• Import board layouts from Eagle (imported layouts are for wiring/layout reference and do not simulate)
• Import custom 3D models to attach your projects to, and simulate their behavior on the workbench
• Import images for reference or documentation and place them as physical photographs

HOW IT WORKS
Add parts to the 3D workbench and they land on the table with gravity. Drag parts around, then draw wires between ports to connect them. When a circuit is completed, it starts simulating immediately. Wires stay connected as you move parts, so you can build tidy panels and enclosures, or leave parts scattered like a real bench.

iCircuit 3D