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I am trying to build an 8-bit CPU with a 5-bit opcode, but sometimes when it tries to execute an instruction, usually the ones that have to write to memory, instead of bringing the R/W line high, it gets stuck in an infinite loop between the intended result and null until the next clock cycle. I have no idea why this happens. Here's the link. https://circuitverse.org/users/98716/projects/test...

I'm trying to simulate a specific ram chip, but it uses bidirectional data pins. So far as I can tell there are input and output pins, but no way to combine them.

I have been in a dilemma for 5 mins. I have been looking at the forum for answer. However I couldn't find anything suitable. I need help.

I have to reset language of circutverse

Is there a way to make unconnected inputs high (for NAND gates)? They seem to be low when they're unconnected

я гадюка. я жив в україні в маріополі зараз живу в польщі. де знайти роботу??? гадюка

I want to select multiple components, but not select the whole circuit, so I can drag those components somewhere else or copy and paste them. Can I do this some how?

I tried having a constant (1) going into an AND gate, then a NOT with a cycle. The simulator complains heavily and I don't have any waveform coming out showing the expected oscillation. This is what I'm referring to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ring_oscillator#:~:text=A%20ring%20oscillator%20is%20a,fed%20back%20into%20the%20first. Any pointer is most welcomed. (Trying to get a circuit that...

I was working on an online project the last couple of days and today when I try to log in back it just gives me the blue saving icon indefinitely, not allowing me to edit/download/save/ or do anything in the project. Tried another browser (Chrome then Firefox) but nothing changed. I just need a copy of the project at least so I can continue working peacefully.

This may have been asked before… I want to use CircuitVerse on my iPad. I’m able to select elements and drop them onto the grid, but so far I can’t figure out how to do any of the “drag and drop” features, like connecting inputs and output together, or moving an element around on the grid. That essentially means CircuitVerse is a no go for any portable device with a touch screen (no mouse...