Browser-based electronics practice

Learn Electronics The Hands-On Way

Use the virtual lab to explore supported circuits and core concepts before building and validating a physical prototype.

Learning Paths for Every Level

From complete beginner to advanced maker, Ayantrik keeps electronics practice structured and browser based.

Beginner

Start here

  • LED Circuits
  • Resistors & Ohm's Law
  • Simple Switches
  • Basic Sensors

Intermediate

Build on the basics

  • Motor Control
  • Sensor Integration
  • Logic Gates
  • PWM & Analog

Advanced

Verify support per project

  • Multi-Component Circuits
  • Motor Control
  • Sensor-Based Logic
  • Project Debugging

Why Learn Electronics With Simulation?

Learn by Doing

Use interactive circuit practice alongside explanations, exercises, and physical validation.

Self-Paced Learning

Work through supported exercises at your own pace in a compatible browser.

Immediate Feedback

Observe modeled behavior while wiring and coding, then investigate mismatches and errors.

Track Progress

Use available courses and challenges to record learning progress.

Proof and trust

A learning surface tied to the simulator

Public references connect documented hardware support, guided tutorials, and community examples to the Lab.

Supported boards

18

Publicly documented simulator-ready boards

Supported hardware

114

76 components and 20 sensors

Public tutorials

10

Guided learning pages currently listed in the catalogue

Public projects

0

Community examples currently included in the public catalogue

Practise Core Electronics Concepts

Use the available simulations to practise selected electrical and microcontroller concepts. Coverage varies by board and component.

Concept coverage

Voltage, Current, ResistanceOhm's Law & PowerSeries vs Parallel CircuitsDigital vs Analog SignalsPWM & Signal ModulationSensor InterfacingMotor Control BasicsLogic Gate OperationsMicrocontroller ProgrammingI/O Pin Configuration

Start now

Start Your Electronics Journey Today

Start with the available plan, inspect supported components, and validate important results on hardware.