iCircuit Reviews
4/5 rating based on 100 reviews. Read all reviews for iCircuit for iPhone.
iCircuit is paid iOS app published by Krueger Systems, Inc.
I’ve never seen nothing like it.
Bryanjj078
I’m a radio amateur and been designing my own equipment for almost 20 years and this takes most of the work out of getting the exact circuit values and designing a transceiver circuit by circuit. Well worth the money. Hats off to the developer, you are a genius.
REALLY wish I had this in college
Shadowlink66
Rarely am I compelled to write a review, but I really wanted to say that this is honestly such an amazing app. I really wish I could've had this during college, as this would've saved me so much time designing circuits and getting waveform characteristics and voltage/current values. One thing that especially blew me away was how you can write code for the Arduino component. It's missing certain IC chips as you'd expect, but what you get for the price tag is some truly revolutionary stuff. I'd give this thing 6 stars if I could.
too many bugs
V. Shugaev
I would love to use this app, but too many bugs makes it hard. Disappointing quality for a paid application.
Much better. UI for placement is hard to use sometimes.
nzc
UI is sometimes hard to use ... pushbuttons are hard to orient and i cant figure out how to get diagonal wires. They just happen sometimes.
Too many bugs - not worth it
protestContest
Could be understandable for a free app, but for $10? UI interaction is inconsistent, I find myself accidentally moving and deleting components all the time.
Mostly Great
Suchir Kavi
sometimes circuits with dependent sources don’t converge properly. Like they’ll shoot off to infinite voltage or something when they shouldn’t. Sometimes this can be fixed by toggling the circuit on and off. Sometimes you just have to be lucky.
How can I delete the annoying useless subcircuits?
SUBCIRCUITS!
Feels bad, man! They just keep staying there and I can do nothing
Super !
schematteeks
There’s one bug that i hope krueger systems will fix: in dark mode, most of the components are difficult to see. They appear to be greyed-out. Seems to be a contrast thing.