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About This Game

Make the circuit. See what happens.

Wire a battery, a resistor and an LED. Watch it light up. Change a value and see the current change with it.

Analog Bench is a puzzle game about real analog electronics. A circuit simulator calculates how your parts behave, and each puzzle checks your design against measured goals. Getting the light on is the beginning: keeping every part within its limits matters too.

From your first LED to circuits that do a job

Work through 55 exercises across four chapters:

• DC circuits: current, voltage, resistance and power.
  
• Time and filters: capacitors, charging curves and smoothing signals.
  
• Semiconductors and op-amps: rectifiers, transistor switches, amplifiers and oscillators.
  
• Practical circuits: regulators, motor drivers and a light switch with hysteresis.

Learn as you build

Every exercise includes a brief, a deeper lesson and hints you can reveal one at a time. Look up unfamiliar terms in the glossary, check component data in the parts reference, and revisit the formulas in each chapter recap.

Measure what your circuit is doing

Clip probes onto your board and follow signals on the live oscilloscope. Use the multimeter to measure voltage or current. Watch the waveforms, compare the readings and find out why a circuit passes or fails.

Keep experimenting

The free-build sandbox gives you the parts palette, starter circuits and room to try your own ideas. Save boards as presets, copy a text netlist or export a picture of your circuit.

Undo, restart and autosave keep experimentation comfortable. Adjust the interface scale, color palette, sound and visual effects to suit your bench.

Single player. English interface. Play offline on Windows and macOS; no additional game account required.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

AI assistants helped write and edit teaching text and store copy, and helped prepare code for procedural promotional graphics. Analog Bench does not generate AI content during play. Its circuit simulation runs locally.