Build A Working CPU In This Electronic Circuit Sim

Next month, you will be able to build this Ben Eater-inspired CPU with CRUMB Circuit Simulator, a powerful electronic circuit simulator solo developed by Mike Bushell, set to receive a major update that will introduce a new mathematics engine and the ability to construct larger and faster circuits.

This immersive 3D interactive app for electronic circuitry allows you to build prototype circuits just like you would at a workbench, minus the worry of terminal component failures or the inconvenience of ordering individual parts. With a wide range of components and features, CRUMB provides valuable insights into various aspects of modern electronics and is a great tool for use alongside real-world physical electronic circuits.

Even at this stage, CRUMB offers a diverse range of components with no limits on the circuits you can create. Check out the highlights of some included components:

• Passives such as resistors, capacitors, and inductors
• Tactile, slide, and DIP switches
• Semiconductors such as diodes, BJT transistors, MOSFETs, and silicon-controlled rectifiers
• LEDs, transducers, seven-segment displays
• LCD and TFT displays
• DC power and signal generators
• Large selection of integrated circuits ranging from basic to complex logic, timers, counters, memory, EEPROM, and operational amplifiers
• Fully programmable microcontroller

In the latest announcement, Mike Bushell revealed that a complete overview of the changes will be shared upon the release, expected in early November. In addition to the big updates, he has been addressing various issues and bugs that have been reported while also maximizing the performance of the newly implemented system.

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