DCACLab is an independent educational technology platform that provides a fully interactive online circuit simulator and virtual lab for students, educators, and STEM programs worldwide.
DCACLab is a browser-based virtual electronics lab where users build, simulate, and study circuits in real time. No software installation required — everything runs online.
Originally launched in 2009 as one of the first online circuit simulators, DCACLab has grown into a comprehensive platform used by schools, universities, vocational programs, and training centers across more than 20 countries.
Create interactive lessons, assign circuit projects, and track student progress with real-time results.
Build and experiment with circuits using real components and measurement tools — anytime, anywhere.
Manage classrooms, create assignments, track student progress, and deploy at scale with institutional licensing.
Test and prototype circuits in minutes — what takes an hour in a real lab can be done here in five minutes.
Used by schools, universities, and organizations across 20+ countries
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"This is the most beautiful app I've ever used. Everything works — the loud bell, the buzzer buzzing, the fan spinning. Love this app."
"We were able to hit the ground running as soon as we started using it. Everything is straightforward and easy to understand. For anybody wishing to use a circuit analysis package, I wouldn't recommend anything other than DCACLab."
"The breadboard feature looks fantastic — it will be a valuable tool for teaching prototyping and circuit design."
Founder & Product Engineer
I'm a computer science graduate with a career spanning IT and educational software development. I built DCACLab because I believe the best way to learn electronics is by doing — building circuits, testing ideas, and seeing results in real time.
When I launched DCACLab in 2009, there were very few online circuit simulators available. The goal was simple: make electronics education accessible to anyone with a browser. That goal hasn't changed.
I'm always happy to hear from educators, students, and institutions. If you have suggestions, feedback, or questions, don't hesitate to reach out.
Said Sabri at his workshop, 1966
DCACLab's story started long before the first line of code. My father, Said Sabri, was a professional electrician. Growing up, I built simple lamp circuits at his workbench — and that hands-on experience shaped everything DCACLab would become.
The platform carries that same workshop philosophy: learn by doing, test your ideas, and see the results for yourself.
DCACLab offers institutional licensing for schools, universities, vocational programs, and corporate training. Get in touch to discuss how we can support your program.