SysEng Sim

Build it, run it, measure it.

A free, browser-based electronics and mechanisms simulator for VCE Systems Engineering. Drag components onto the workplane, wire or mesh them together, and watch the system work – with the calculations alongside.

Study design coverage

Electrotechnological components (study design)

AC & DC sourcesCells & batteriesPV cellsGenerators & dynamosDC motorsServo motorSolenoids (push/pull/dual)Momentary NO/NC switchesSPST / SPDT / DPST / DPDTMicro, reed & tilt switchesRelaysFixed resistors (colour code)Potentiometer & rheostatLDRNTC & PTC thermistorsCapacitors incl. polarised, variable, superSignal, power, Zener, LED & photo diodesBridge rectifierStep-up / step-down transformersNPN, PNP & phototransistors555 IC & microcontrollerFixed & variable regulatorsLED, 7-segment, LCD & OLED displaysMicrophone, speaker, piezo buzzerFuseMultimeter & oscilloscopeBreadboard

Mechanical components (study design)

Inclined planes & screwsLevers & cranksLinkagesWorm, bevel, crown, spur & pinion gearsSimple & compound gear trainsHydraulic & pneumatic componentsPistons & cylindersCams & followersBelts, pulleys, chains & sprocketsCompression & tension springsBearings

Concepts & calculations

Ohm’s law V = IRPower P = VISeries & parallel resistanceVoltage dividersRC time constantEnergy E = ½CV²Open & closed-loop controlMechanical advantageVelocity ratioEfficiencyMoments & torqueGear ratiosWork, energy & powerPressure P = F/AHooke’s law

For teachers

No accounts, no installs

Everything runs in the browser. Work autosaves on the student’s device; Save downloads a file to submit, and Share link encodes the whole design in a URL you can post to your LMS.

Ready-made examples

Each lab has an Examples menu – LED circuits, voltage dividers, transistor switches, a 555 flasher, an AC-to-DC supply, microcontroller programs, gear trains, winches and more – ready to use as lesson starters.

A model, not the real thing

Components use simplified models chosen to behave realistically for teaching. Use it to explore and predict, then confirm with real components and measuring equipment.