Circuit Assembly
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About Circuit Assembly
Circuit Assembly shows a classic beginner circuit · a torch, an LED driver, a voltage divider, an RC filter, a doorbell, a two-transistor flasher · drawn with standard schematic symbols and exactly one component missing. Pick the symbol that completes the circuit.
The symbols follow the standard vocabulary of IEC 60617 / ANSI-IEEE Std 315, and each circuit cites the canonical source of its topology · from Forrest M. Mims III’s Getting Started in Electronics to Horowitz & Hill’s The Art of Electronics. The reveal shows the citation, so every round doubles as a tiny electronics lesson.
Every round is generated deterministically from a seed. Runs entirely in your browser and works offline as a Progressive Web App.
FAQ
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Do I need to know electronics to play?
No. The dashed gap shows where the missing component sits, and shape-matching alone can carry you at first · but you will quickly start recognising the real symbols: battery, resistor, capacitor, LED, switch, transistor. -
Which symbol standard do the drawings use?
The component symbols follow the standard schematic vocabulary (IEC 60617 and ANSI-IEEE Std 315 · e.g. the zigzag resistor, plate-pair capacitor, circle-and-cross lamp), and every circuit cites the classic text its topology comes from. -
Are these real circuits?
Yes · each is a canonical beginner circuit (series lamp loop, LED with series resistor, voltage divider, RC low-pass filter, buzzer call circuit, astable flasher) that appears in every introductory electronics text.