Circuit comparison in everycircuit

In summary, the conversation is about a person who found a pre-made circuit on a website called everycircuit and tried to replicate it from scratch, but the new circuit did not work. They are new to electronics and are unsure if they are missing something or if there is a bug with the website. The person also shares an image of the original circuit and asks about a component in the lower right corner that appears to be 1 μm on the left and 1 mm on the right. They later realize that it is the width of an n-channel mosfet and make the necessary changes to get the circuit to work.
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Hi.
Found a circuit pre made at everycircuit and tryed to reproduce it for scratch but the new circuit does not work. I am as new to electronics as one can be, so that is why i ask if i don't understand something with these circuits or is this probably a bug with everycircuit?
In image left is reproduced; Right original.

Credit for original circuit: bixio @ everycircuit

PS. This was the closest forum section i should find, Did not intend to wrong post is so.
 

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What is this thing in the right lower corner, that is 1 μm on the left and 1 mm on the right?
 
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Borek said:
What is this thing in the right lower corner, that is 1 μm on the left and 1 mm on the right?
Did not se that. Changed the reproduction to 1mm and it works. Thanks.
It is the width of an n-channel mosfet, That is all i know.
I should probably start taking a brake when I am stuck.
 

1. What is "Circuit comparison" in EveryCircuit?

In EveryCircuit, "Circuit comparison" refers to the feature that allows users to compare two different circuits side by side. This feature is useful for analyzing the differences between two circuits, such as their performance, components used, and overall design.

2. How do I compare circuits in EveryCircuit?

To compare circuits in EveryCircuit, simply open the two circuits you want to compare, and then click on the "Compare" button at the top of the screen. This will split the screen into two sections, with each section showing one of the circuits. You can then make changes to one circuit and see the effects on the other circuit in real-time.

3. Can I compare more than two circuits in EveryCircuit?

No, currently EveryCircuit only allows for the comparison of two circuits at a time. However, you can save your compared circuits as a project and then open a new circuit to compare with the saved project.

4. What are the benefits of circuit comparison in EveryCircuit?

Circuit comparison in EveryCircuit can help users understand the differences between similar circuits and how certain changes affect circuit performance. It can also be used for troubleshooting and finding the most optimal circuit design.

5. Are there any limitations to circuit comparison in EveryCircuit?

One limitation of circuit comparison in EveryCircuit is that it does not support comparison of circuits with different numbers of components. Additionally, the comparison feature is only available in the desktop version of EveryCircuit and not in the mobile app.

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