Giux-CalcLab

In progress

by giux 1 article last on September 3, 2026 0 comments

Giux-CalcLab is a browser-accessible scientific computing environment designed to bring together, in a single platform, technical tools that would normally require separate programs.

The first module under development is dedicated to SPICE electronic simulation and uses ngspice as its simulation engine. It includes a graphical editor derived from a heavily modified fork of SpicePad, netlist management, server-side simulations, and an advanced waveform viewer.

More demanding simulations are run on the server in isolated environments, making it possible to leave even long-running calculations in progress without keeping your own computer busy. The service is intended to remain free of charge.

Results can be analyzed directly in the browser, saved in your workspace, and exported for further processing.

The project is not intended to be limited to electronics. Its architecture is designed to progressively host tools dedicated to numerical computing, data analysis, electronic measurements, signals, and audio.

The goal is to build a practical and accessible online scientific laboratory that can be used without installing dedicated software.

Giux-CalcLab is still under active development: access to the service and the public repository will be opened once the project has reached a sufficiently stable state.

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