I'm finishing up an Intro to Circuit Analysis course and lab. I showed the app to my instructor and he seemed interested in possibly using the app in future courses for online lab work and for general circuit design, testing, and verifying calculations. However, I foresee an issue with instructors needing to go through Steam to utilize the software. Just an idea--could be a market there. I know it would've helped me throughout the semester. We currently use Multisim but it's only simple circuit diagrams.

While playing with component values, I noticed the program crashes when setting the values to begin with a decimal. This issue has been replicated with the resistor, capacitor, and inductor (I have not tried with other customizable components). For instance, attempting to set capacitor value to .220 uF instead of 220 nF results in an immediate crash. Program closes but continues to run in background.

Hello, Congrats on the release of the PC version. Not sure if this is considered an actual "bug" per se, but when placing a resistor, the "edit resistor" dialog box appears as expected; however, changing the values of the resistor do not save on the component. I have to close the dialog, then click on the resistor once more to change values for it take actually change on the component. It otherwise functions properly, but it took me a minute to figure out why I wasn't getting the voltage drop I expected. I am also unable to rotate components. The wheel drags but the component remains locked in its original position. The power source and breadboard do rotate, however.