Electricity Lab

Batteries, meters, bulbs, and rheostats on a modeled DC and AC bench. Inspect numerical results governed by the simulator’s circuit equations, safely separated from mains hardware.
Wire a battery to a bulb, operate a modeled relay, clock a CPU, or sweep a filter. Each browser lab uses a simulation model appropriate to its subject.
Two switches in series · lamp = A ∧ BTwo switches in series only light the lamp when both are closed. That is AND. Flip one; the lamp answers.
Open in Relay Labcounts render from the live catalog
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Batteries, meters, bulbs, and rheostats on a modeled DC and AC bench. Inspect numerical results governed by the simulator’s circuit equations, safely separated from mains hardware.

Modeled coils, contacts, pickup thresholds, and actuation delays support latches, relay logic, and arithmetic on a resistive DC network solver.

Gates, flip-flops, counters, registers, RAM, and an 8-bit ALU, with inspectable simulator timing and explicit digital states, through to a CPU.

Op-amps, filters, diodes and transistors on a Rust engine compiled to WebAssembly. Five analysis modes return operating-point values, time-domain traces or frequency-domain plots as appropriate.
SimCast came first. Published Logic, Relay, and Electricity courses now provide their own Cast experiences. AnaCast has three guided pilots within the eight Analog starters; a full Analog curriculum is not published. Each supported player runs its activity against a live circuit: pause the narration, interact with the circuit, inspect its state, then continue.
SimCast prepares the circuit and drives narration, camera, highlights and learner actions. RelayCast and EleCast share one guided player with captions, hints, action waits and post-lesson exploration.
Narration, camera moves, highlights and learner actions on a prepared circuit.
Guided player with captions, hints, action waits and post-lesson exploration.
The same guided player, on a bench of meters, bulbs, supplies and scopes.
Three guided AnaCast pilots explore RC filtering, half-wave rectification, and a common-emitter amplifier. A full Analog curriculum is not published.
With a free account, supported cloud saves and lesson progress remain linked to your sign-in. Storage and sharing features vary by lab and plan.
Create a free accountSupported Logic templates and Relay Blueprints embed as responsive iframes. These are interactive circuit models rather than static screenshots.
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No account or installation is required to open the Relay Lab and place the first relay.