Virtual breadboard lab
A 2D breadboard with a battery, resistor, LED, switch, capacitor and diode, plus a multimeter and a two-channel oscilloscope.
Free web app · Runs in your browser
ElectroLab is a free virtual electronics lab that runs in your browser. Build circuits on a 2D breadboard, measure them with a multimeter and an oscilloscope, and follow hands-on chapters step by step. No account, no tracking.
What is inside
Everything runs in the browser. You build, measure and read in one place.
A 2D breadboard with a battery, resistor, LED, switch, capacitor and diode, plus a multimeter and a two-channel oscilloscope.
It covers DC circuits and linear RC circuits. It is an educational model, not every real device.
First LED, Voltage Divider, RC Basics and Resistor Networks. Each has six steps and four lab tasks, and answers are checked by calculation and measurement.
85 entries for looking up electronic components.
6 open HTML volumes of “Lessons In Electric Circuits” and 9 offline PDF textbooks.
Simple, Deeper and Math layers have started on the first chapter.
Pick the look that is easiest on your eyes.
Your progress is saved only in your own browser, and you can export it as a backup.
Hands-on chapters
Each chapter has six steps and four lab tasks. Answers are checked by calculation and measurement.
Light an LED safely.
Split a voltage with two resistors.
Watch a capacitor charge and discharge.
Combine resistors in series and parallel.
Language
Screenshots
Honest limits
Credits and licences
FAQ
It is free. There is no account and no tracking.
Only in your own browser. You can export it as a backup file.
Not yet. The lessons are in Persian (right-to-left). The interface has an English switch for the menu only. English lessons are planned.
No. The simulation covers DC circuits and linear RC circuits. It is an educational model, not every real device.
“Lessons In Electric Circuits” is by Tony R. Kuphaldt. The PDF textbooks are by James M. Fiore and Bill Hunt. The books keep their open licences.