Electromechanical systems simulator

Electromechanical systems simulator is a tool that can help users design, simulate, and test a large variety of control circuits.

Basic interface

The program offers a math-like page layout where users can place electrical switches, buttons, and other circuit elements to form a virtual design and test equipment through a simulated laboratory. The icon emplacement is done by clicking on every icon in part and then placing them on the grid.

Educational set of features

Although it is possible to use the app with a professional aim in mind, its overall simplicity is much more useful to students than learning to build electromechanical systems. For this reason, Electromechanical systems simulator is built for easy learning, and is perfect for students to understand electric control techniques outside the home or school laboratory in a safe environment.
The main practical features include connecting delay relays, buttons, and switches in order to get the current running in an effective closed circuit, and then simulating the current circuit by pressing 'Play.' Users can find models of basic electronic motor circuits that they imitate or even elaborate upon.
Compatible projects must be in SCS format, and users can export their work to BMP files for later improvement.

Conclusion

Electromechanical systems simulator is a powerful and intuitive application built for both professionals and students. The program is easy to use, is accessible, and offers a simple graphical user interface so complex schematics can be easily completed on the go.
However, the file formats that are limited only to BMP and SCS might be unpleasant for some who are used to other more common formats employed by CorelDRAW or AutoCAD which aren't supported by the program. More than that, the simple schematics might also seem limited for those that require more advanced options at their fingertips.
Nevertheless, for educational purposes the app is an excellent tool that students can practice and learn electric control techniques before undertaking real installations.