Components
My suggestion is about adding of arduino uno and PIC microcontroller in the libarary of components since this application can simulate electronic circuit in real time scenario. And also a coding window that is intended for programming these microcontrollers.
In the current setup of this application, we cannot see any microcontrollers and programming window.
Proposal
Add this feature consisting of different microcontrollers, arduino, AVR and PIC’s. These microcontrollers are very important in creating different electronic projects.
For the programming window, add these six icons with different function. From the left, it is the new window, second is the open the program file, third is the save the file code, fourth is the save as extension of the file, fifth is the find a file for replacement and lastly the compile the code file.
In order to program and display the right output of the circuit, we need to have these kind of function for a better circuit simulation.
Mockups / Examples
Upon adding this feature to this application, it will now look like this below.
When the user wants to include a microcontroller in his/her circuits, he/she will just select between the three microcontrollers. For example, the arduino is being selected, it will display like this below.
If the arduino uno is selected, it will look like this.
And for PIC being selected, it will display like this below.
Then if the user wants to program the microcontrollers, he/she will just click on new folder and it will display like this below.
If this window is already displayed, the user can now start programming the microcontroller, after that he/she will just select the save button above to save his/her work.
Benefits
♦ this application can be utilize more because of these microcontrollers and each user can do more about circuit simulation
♦ more advance than the other simulator and can cope up with the latest projects that used microcontrollers in the circuitry
♦ many circuits automation using microcontrollers can be constructed using this application
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