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logisim-evolution

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About logisim-evolution

Logisim-evolution is a digital logic design tool and simulator used primarily for educational purposes. It allows users to design and simulate digital logic circuits through an intuitive interface.

The software supports various features such as circuit simulations, chronograms for signal evolution visualization, and integration with electronic boards. It includes a library of components like LEDs, TTLs, switches, and SoCs, and supports custom libraries and multiple languages.

Key features

  • Easy-to-use circuit designer
  • Logic circuit simulations
  • Chronogram for signal evolution visualization
  • Electronic board integration
  • VHDL components for specifying behavior
  • TCL/TK console for circuit-user interaction
  • Large library of components including LEDs, TTLs, and switches
  • Support for custom libraries and multiple languages

Download v4.1.0

Feb 15, 2026
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Frequently asked questions

Is logisim-evolution free?
Yes. logisim-evolution is free and open-source software, distributed under the GPL-3.0 license.
Which platforms does logisim-evolution support?
logisim-evolution provides downloads for Windows, macOS, Linux.
What is the latest version of logisim-evolution?
The latest version is v4.1.0, released on Feb 15, 2026.
What platforms does Logisim-evolution support?
Logisim-evolution is a Java application and can run on any operating system that supports Java 21 or newer, including Windows, macOS, and Linux.
How can I download Logisim-evolution?
Logisim-evolution is available for download in compiled form for Windows, macOS, and Linux, or as source code. Platform-specific packages include Debian, RPM, Snap, MSI, and DMG files.
Is Logisim-evolution free to use?
Yes, Logisim-evolution is free and open-source software.
What are the system requirements for Logisim-evolution?
Logisim-evolution requires Java 21 or newer to run. Platform-specific packages include the Java runtime and do not require it to be installed separately.

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