Observed arrival · 2026-09-16
Ohmsville, the Electronics Lab in Your Browser
A browser-based electronics lab where learners wire circuits, run simulations, follow lessons, and explore projects modeled on early-1980s spring-terminal kits.
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The lab models familiar spring-terminal experiments as clickable browser circuits: users can inspect a schematic, wire components on a virtual board, and observe outputs such as a blinking LED, an audible tone, or a camera-controlled pitch. Its learning layer groups twelve lessons into five units, while the kids area offers eight simplified builds with no sign-in or typing. The project also documents source material including Science Fair and Radio Shack kits, tying the simulation to specific historical hardware.
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