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Welcome to the ultimate offline wiring simulator for electrical enthusiasts and engineering students! Dive into a world of hands-on learning with the Electrical Wiring Simulator (EWS), a groundbreaking app designed to spark your electrical knowledge.

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Realistic Wiring Simulation: Wire terminals on actual images of components, not just schematic symbols. See bulbs light up, motors roar to life, and relays click into action when you wire them correctly.

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Basic Electrical Theories (with Written Assessment)
Basic Electrical Wiring (with Practical Assessment)
Electrical Diagram to Circuit Simulation: Follow electrical diagrams, wire components accurately, and simulate system operations. Watch lamps illuminate, motors run, and cylinders move, just like the real thing.

Empowering Students: Developed as a dissertation project by Engr. Louie C. Juera, Ph.D., EWS is your trusted companion for online and distance learning, especially for marine engineering, electrical engineering, electronics engineering, and control engineering students.

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Activities Galore:
Explore a wide range of activities, from DC circuits to complex relays, motors, hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and more.

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Upgrade to the one-time paid version to access all the learning exercises and possible upgrades in the future.

This application is a dissertation project of Engr. Louie C. Juera, Ph.D.

EARN FREE CERTIFICATE NOW
Available courses:
a. Basic Electrical Theories (with Written Assessment)
b. Basic Electrical Wiring (with Practical Assessment)

Following the given electrical diagram, you can wire the terminals of the actual picture of components (NOT schematic symbol). If wired correctly, you will be able to press pushbuttons or switches to simulate the operation of the system. It will animate the loads such as turning ON and OFF the lamps, running and stopping induction motors, hydraulic motors, and pneumatic cylinders.

This project aims to help students during online or distance learning amidst the pandemic. EWS will attempt to promote the skill development of engineering students, especially in marine engineering, electrical engineering, electronics engineering, and control engineering.

Names of activities as of March 1, 2022:
1. DC: Simple source lamp
2. DC: Normally open switch
3. DC: Normally closed switch
4. DC: Series loads (for experimental purposes only)
5. DC: Parallel loads
6. DC: Simple Series-Parallel
7. DC: Make or Break
8. DC: Make or Break 2
9. DC: Many lamps
10. DC: Many lamps 2
11. DC: Measuring voltage
12. DC: Measuring current
13. AC: Simple AC lamp
14. AC: Simple series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
15. AC: Switched series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
16. AC: Simple parallel bulbs
17. AC: Switched parallel bulbs
18. AC: Multi-switched parallel bulbs
19. AC: Simple 2-way switch
20. AC: 2-way switched bulbs
21. Contactor: Magnetic contactor
22. Contactor: Normally open contact
23. Contactor: Normally close contact
24. Contactor: Holding contact
25. Contactor: Make or break contacts
26. Contactor: Interlocking circuit
27. Contactor: Holding lamps
28. Contactor: Interlocking lamps
29. Relay
30. Relay: Normally open relay
31. Relay: Alternating lamps
32: Relay: Holding alternating lamps
33. Relay: Interlocking relays
34. Relay: Interlocking and holding relays
35. Motor: 3-phase induction motor
36. Motor: Holding induction motor
37. Motor: DOL motor starter
38. Motor: DOL with overload relay
39. Hydraulic: Simple hydraulic motor
40. Hydraulic: Holding the hydraulic motor
41. Pneumatic: Single-acting cylinder
42. Pneumatic: Holding the pneumatic cylinder
43. Electronics: Simple LED Circuit
44. Electronics: Halfwave Rectifier
45. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (center-tapped)
46. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (bridge)
47. Electronics: Fixed Bias Transistor
48: Electronics: BJT Water Level

**Paid version
- Unlocks all modules
- Supports Offline Mode
- Supports for further improvement
- Unlocks Save and Load Wiring
- Unlock Camera Access

This application is a dissertation project of Engr. Louie C. Juera, Ph.D.

EARN FREE CERTIFICATE NOW
Available courses:
a. Basic Electrical Theories (with Written Assessment)
b. Basic Electrical Wiring (with Practical Assessment)

Following the given electrical diagram, you can wire the terminals of the actual picture of components (NOT schematic symbol). If wired correctly, you will be able to press pushbuttons or switches to simulate the operation of the system. It will animate the loads such as turning ON and OFF the lamps, running and stopping induction motors, hydraulic motors, and pneumatic cylinders.

This project aims to help students during online or distance learning amidst the pandemic. EWS will attempt to promote the skill development of engineering students, especially in marine engineering, electrical engineering, electronics engineering, and control engineering.

Names of activities as of March 1, 2022:
1. DC: Simple source lamp
2. DC: Normally open switch
3. DC: Normally closed switch
4. DC: Series loads (for experimental purposes only)
5. DC: Parallel loads
6. DC: Simple Series-Parallel
7. DC: Make or Break
8. DC: Make or Break 2
9. DC: Many lamps
10. DC: Many lamps 2
11. DC: Measuring voltage
12. DC: Measuring current
13. AC: Simple AC lamp
14. AC: Simple series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
15. AC: Switched series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
16. AC: Simple parallel bulbs
17. AC: Switched parallel bulbs
18. AC: Multi-switched parallel bulbs
19. AC: Simple 2-way switch
20. AC: 2-way switched bulbs
21. Contactor: Magnetic contactor
22. Contactor: Normally open contact
23. Contactor: Normally close contact
24. Contactor: Holding contact
25. Contactor: Make or break contacts
26. Contactor: Interlocking circuit
27. Contactor: Holding lamps
28. Contactor: Interlocking lamps
29. Relay
30. Relay: Normally open relay
31. Relay: Alternating lamps
32: Relay: Holding alternating lamps
33. Relay: Interlocking relays
34. Relay: Interlocking and holding relays
35. Motor: 3-phase induction motor
36. Motor: Holding induction motor
37. Motor: DOL motor starter
38. Motor: DOL with overload relay
39. Hydraulic: Simple hydraulic motor
40. Hydraulic: Holding the hydraulic motor
41. Pneumatic: Single-acting cylinder
42. Pneumatic: Holding the pneumatic cylinder
43. Electronics: Simple LED Circuit
44. Electronics: Halfwave Rectifier
45. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (center-tapped)
46. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (bridge)
47. Electronics: Fixed Bias Transistor
48: Electronics: BJT Water Level

**Paid version
- Unlocks all modules
- Supports Offline Mode
- Supports for further improvement
- Unlocks Save and Load Wiring
- Unlock Camera Access

This application is a dissertation project of Engr. Louie C. Juera, Ph.D.

EARN FREE CERTIFICATE NOW
Available courses:
a. Basic Electrical Theories (with Written Assessment)
b. Basic Electrical Wiring (with Practical Assessment)

Following the given electrical diagram, you can wire the terminals of the actual picture of components (NOT schematic symbol). If wired correctly, you will be able to press pushbuttons or switches to simulate the operation of the system. It will animate the loads such as turning ON and OFF the lamps, running and stopping induction motors, hydraulic motors, and pneumatic cylinders.

This project aims to help students during online or distance learning amidst the pandemic. EWS will attempt to promote the skill development of engineering students, especially in marine engineering, electrical engineering, electronics engineering, and control engineering.

Names of activities as of March 1, 2022:
1. DC: Simple source lamp
2. DC: Normally open switch
3. DC: Normally closed switch
4. DC: Series loads (for experimental purposes only)
5. DC: Parallel loads
6. DC: Simple Series-Parallel
7. DC: Make or Break
8. DC: Make or Break 2
9. DC: Many lamps
10. DC: Many lamps 2
11. DC: Measuring voltage
12. DC: Measuring current
13. AC: Simple AC lamp
14. AC: Simple series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
15. AC: Switched series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
16. AC: Simple parallel bulbs
17. AC: Switched parallel bulbs
18. AC: Multi-switched parallel bulbs
19. AC: Simple 2-way switch
20. AC: 2-way switched bulbs
21. Contactor: Magnetic contactor
22. Contactor: Normally open contact
23. Contactor: Normally close contact
24. Contactor: Holding contact
25. Contactor: Make or break contacts
26. Contactor: Interlocking circuit
27. Contactor: Holding lamps
28. Contactor: Interlocking lamps
29. Relay
30. Relay: Normally open relay
31. Relay: Alternating lamps
32: Relay: Holding alternating lamps
33. Relay: Interlocking relays
34. Relay: Interlocking and holding relays
35. Motor: 3-phase induction motor
36. Motor: Holding induction motor
37. Motor: DOL motor starter
38. Motor: DOL with overload relay
39. Hydraulic: Simple hydraulic motor
40. Hydraulic: Holding the hydraulic motor
41. Pneumatic: Single-acting cylinder
42. Pneumatic: Holding the pneumatic cylinder
43. Electronics: Simple LED Circuit
44. Electronics: Halfwave Rectifier
45. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (center-tapped)
46. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (bridge)
47. Electronics: Fixed Bias Transistor
48: Electronics: BJT Water Level

**Paid version
- Unlocks all modules
- Supports Offline Mode
- Supports for further improvement
- Unlocks Save and Load Wiring
- Unlock Camera Access

This application is a dissertation project of Engr. Louie C. Juera, Ph.D.

EARN FREE CERTIFICATE NOW
Available courses:
a. Basic Electrical Theories (with Written Assessment)
b. Basic Electrical Wiring (with Practical Assessment)

Following the given electrical diagram, you can wire the terminals of the actual picture of components (NOT schematic symbol). If wired correctly, you will be able to press pushbuttons or switches to simulate the operation of the system. It will animate the loads such as turning ON and OFF the lamps, running and stopping induction motors, hydraulic motors, and pneumatic cylinders.

This project aims to help students during online or distance learning amidst the pandemic. EWS will attempt to promote the skill development of engineering students, especially in marine engineering, electrical engineering, electronics engineering, and control engineering.

Names of activities as of March 1, 2022:
1. DC: Simple source lamp
2. DC: Normally open switch
3. DC: Normally closed switch
4. DC: Series loads (for experimental purposes only)
5. DC: Parallel loads
6. DC: Simple Series-Parallel
7. DC: Make or Break
8. DC: Make or Break 2
9. DC: Many lamps
10. DC: Many lamps 2
11. DC: Measuring voltage
12. DC: Measuring current
13. AC: Simple AC lamp
14. AC: Simple series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
15. AC: Switched series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
16. AC: Simple parallel bulbs
17. AC: Switched parallel bulbs
18. AC: Multi-switched parallel bulbs
19. AC: Simple 2-way switch
20. AC: 2-way switched bulbs
21. Contactor: Magnetic contactor
22. Contactor: Normally open contact
23. Contactor: Normally close contact
24. Contactor: Holding contact
25. Contactor: Make or break contacts
26. Contactor: Interlocking circuit
27. Contactor: Holding lamps
28. Contactor: Interlocking lamps
29. Relay
30. Relay: Normally open relay
31. Relay: Alternating lamps
32: Relay: Holding alternating lamps
33. Relay: Interlocking relays
34. Relay: Interlocking and holding relays
35. Motor: 3-phase induction motor
36. Motor: Holding induction motor
37. Motor: DOL motor starter
38. Motor: DOL with overload relay
39. Hydraulic: Simple hydraulic motor
40. Hydraulic: Holding the hydraulic motor
41. Pneumatic: Single-acting cylinder
42. Pneumatic: Holding the pneumatic cylinder
43. Electronics: Simple LED Circuit
44. Electronics: Halfwave Rectifier
45. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (center-tapped)
46. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (bridge)
47. Electronics: Fixed Bias Transistor
48: Electronics: BJT Water Level

**Paid version
- Unlocks all modules
- Supports Offline Mode
- Supports for further improvement
- Unlocks Save and Load Wiring
- Unlock Camera Access

This application is a dissertation project of Engr. Louie C. Juera, Ph.D.

EARN FREE CERTIFICATE NOW
Available courses:
a. Basic Electrical Theories (with Written Assessment)
b. Basic Electrical Wiring (with Practical Assessment)

Following the given electrical diagram, you can wire the terminals of the actual picture of components (NOT schematic symbol). If wired correctly, you will be able to press pushbuttons or switches to simulate the operation of the system. It will animate the loads such as turning ON and OFF the lamps, running and stopping induction motors, hydraulic motors, and pneumatic cylinders.

This project aims to help students during online or distance learning amidst the pandemic. EWS will attempt to promote the skill development of engineering students, especially in marine engineering, electrical engineering, electronics engineering, and control engineering.

Names of activities as of March 1, 2022:
1. DC: Simple source lamp
2. DC: Normally open switch
3. DC: Normally closed switch
4. DC: Series loads (for experimental purposes only)
5. DC: Parallel loads
6. DC: Simple Series-Parallel
7. DC: Make or Break
8. DC: Make or Break 2
9. DC: Many lamps
10. DC: Many lamps 2
11. DC: Measuring voltage
12. DC: Measuring current
13. AC: Simple AC lamp
14. AC: Simple series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
15. AC: Switched series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
16. AC: Simple parallel bulbs
17. AC: Switched parallel bulbs
18. AC: Multi-switched parallel bulbs
19. AC: Simple 2-way switch
20. AC: 2-way switched bulbs
21. Contactor: Magnetic contactor
22. Contactor: Normally open contact
23. Contactor: Normally close contact
24. Contactor: Holding contact
25. Contactor: Make or break contacts
26. Contactor: Interlocking circuit
27. Contactor: Holding lamps
28. Contactor: Interlocking lamps
29. Relay
30. Relay: Normally open relay
31. Relay: Alternating lamps
32: Relay: Holding alternating lamps
33. Relay: Interlocking relays
34. Relay: Interlocking and holding relays
35. Motor: 3-phase induction motor
36. Motor: Holding induction motor
37. Motor: DOL motor starter
38. Motor: DOL with overload relay
39. Hydraulic: Simple hydraulic motor
40. Hydraulic: Holding the hydraulic motor
41. Pneumatic: Single-acting cylinder
42. Pneumatic: Holding the pneumatic cylinder
43. Electronics: Simple LED Circuit
44. Electronics: Halfwave Rectifier
45. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (center-tapped)
46. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (bridge)
47. Electronics: Fixed Bias Transistor
48: Electronics: BJT Water Level

**Paid version
- Unlocks all modules
- Supports Offline Mode
- Supports for further improvement
- Unlocks Save and Load Wiring
- Unlock Camera Access

This application is a dissertation project of Engr. Louie C. Juera, Ph.D.

EARN FREE CERTIFICATE NOW
Available courses:
a. Basic Electrical Theories (with Written Assessment)
b. Basic Electrical Wiring (with Practical Assessment)

Following the given electrical diagram, you can wire the terminals of the actual picture of components (NOT schematic symbol). If wired correctly, you will be able to press pushbuttons or switches to simulate the operation of the system. It will animate the loads such as turning ON and OFF the lamps, running and stopping induction motors, hydraulic motors, and pneumatic cylinders.

This project aims to help students during online or distance learning amidst the pandemic. EWS will attempt to promote the skill development of engineering students, especially in marine engineering, electrical engineering, electronics engineering, and control engineering.

Names of activities as of March 1, 2022:
1. DC: Simple source lamp
2. DC: Normally open switch
3. DC: Normally closed switch
4. DC: Series loads (for experimental purposes only)
5. DC: Parallel loads
6. DC: Simple Series-Parallel
7. DC: Make or Break
8. DC: Make or Break 2
9. DC: Many lamps
10. DC: Many lamps 2
11. DC: Measuring voltage
12. DC: Measuring current
13. AC: Simple AC lamp
14. AC: Simple series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
15. AC: Switched series bulbs (for experimental purposes only)
16. AC: Simple parallel bulbs
17. AC: Switched parallel bulbs
18. AC: Multi-switched parallel bulbs
19. AC: Simple 2-way switch
20. AC: 2-way switched bulbs
21. Contactor: Magnetic contactor
22. Contactor: Normally open contact
23. Contactor: Normally close contact
24. Contactor: Holding contact
25. Contactor: Make or break contacts
26. Contactor: Interlocking circuit
27. Contactor: Holding lamps
28. Contactor: Interlocking lamps
29. Relay
30. Relay: Normally open relay
31. Relay: Alternating lamps
32: Relay: Holding alternating lamps
33. Relay: Interlocking relays
34. Relay: Interlocking and holding relays
35. Motor: 3-phase induction motor
36. Motor: Holding induction motor
37. Motor: DOL motor starter
38. Motor: DOL with overload relay
39. Hydraulic: Simple hydraulic motor
40. Hydraulic: Holding the hydraulic motor
41. Pneumatic: Single-acting cylinder
42. Pneumatic: Holding the pneumatic cylinder
43. Electronics: Simple LED Circuit
44. Electronics: Halfwave Rectifier
45. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (center-tapped)
46. Electronics: Fullwave Rectifier (bridge)
47. Electronics: Fixed Bias Transistor
48: Electronics: BJT Water Level

**Paid version
- Unlocks all modules
- Supports Offline Mode
- Supports for further improvement
- Unlocks Save and Load Wiring
- Unlock Camera Access