EleSage

A cozy game about building real circuits. Clients bring problems to your workshop. You wire the parts on a bench and switch it on, and a circuit simulator shows what happens: the lamp lights, the fuse blows, or the LED burns out. It teaches you electronics from zero.

Nothing is scripted. The simulator solves the circuit you actually built: mains at 120 V and 60 Hz, heat in every part, fuses and breakers that trip on real curves, and motors with inertia and stall. Clip the bench’s oscilloscope across a motor and the trace you see is worked out from your circuit.

In the lab, a client’s circuit becomes a printed circuit board. Draw it in Copperleaf, the lab’s design program, lay it out and check it against the design rules. QuickTurn PCB, the lab’s board house, makes it, and the client’s test runs on the board as you designed it.

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A small, independent project, made in Thailand.