KLogic is an application for building and simulating digital circuits easily

KLogic is an application for building and simulating digital circuits easily.

It provides an easy way for building circuits containing standard components like AND, OR, XOR and flipflops like RS and JK. In order to build more complex, more structured and reuseable circuits, sub circuits can be used.

The simulation is running permanently per default while building your circuits.
Single stepping simulation makes it possible to analyze peaks in circuits. Karnaugh graphical analysis method and others are available for simplifying purposes.

Signal flow of components can be displayed as a graph.
Each device of a circuit has a tuneable delay.
With special devices like RAM, tristate and bus it is possible to create computer related circuits easily.

You can download this software for free.
The sources are lying under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE

Please note:
removed crash when deleting subcircuits which are displayed in separate windows
removed crash when deleting subcircuits imported from libraries
compiler adaptions

Latest release for KDE 3.1 Version 1.63 Date 05-25-2006

Download

Download KLogic 1.63 for KDE 3.1 (1182KB)

Download KLogic 1.62 binary archive for S.u.S.E Linux 9.2 (293KB)

Download KLogic1.6 binary archive for S.u.S.E Linux 8.2 (293KB)

Screenshot of a simple circuit

Screenshot of some dialogs

Karnaugh Diagram of an equation

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