Designing and simulating electronic circuits: the real value of Autodesk.

More than ever Autodesk is committed to expand its offering of technology for electronic circuit design and simulation. Well known and appreciated as an architect to digital artists, Autodesk also works with a large community of electronics-focused users, with about 2000 Instructables leveraging Arduino and circuitry-based projects on Instructables.com.

Connectikpeople.co recalls that, the rise in affordable, programmable microprocessors like the Arduino, paired with components like sensors and input/output boards, are creating new opportunity for gadget makers and inventors.

Henceforth with the acquisition of technology and the development team of Circuits.io, a web-based app and connected community for designing and simulating electronic circuits, Autodesk looks forward to develop new tools to help users unlock their

creativity.

Connectikpeople.co also recalls that, Autodesk released 123D Circuits in September 2013, which expanded on the existing Circuits.io app by adding a breadboard view, and let users run code and simulate circuits in the app.

If unfamiliar, 123D Circuits users can create projects ranging from simple, blinking LED to the autopilot circuitry for flying drones. Users have the ability to share circuits with the community, and to start new projects based on a circuit created by other members of the community. In addition users can order custom circuit boards of what they’ve designed in the app to be manufactured and shipped to them. A note of 8 out of ten rewards the strategic approach.