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This circuit was generated by @Muse, an AI circuit designer coming to EveryCircuit soon. **To get early access, post a comment** below and get $5 worth of tokens.

@Muse is the first of its kind conversational circuit design agent, and we need your feedback to get it ready for prime time.

Available on https://everycircuit.com/app.

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### 4-Bit Combination Lock Puzzle
This digital logic circuit functions as a 4-bit combination lock puzzle. Your goal is to toggle the four switches on the left to discover the correct 4-bit secret code that turns on #LED1.

### How It Works
* Each toggle switch generates a digital logic high ($5\text{ V}$) or low ($0\text{ V}$).
* Two inverters invert specific bits to enforce matching specific $0$ patterns.
* Two 2-input AND gates evaluate intermediate pairs of signals (#m1 and #m2).
* A final 2-input AND gate outputs high to #match only when all four bits satisfy the exact combination.
* Current-limiting resistor #R1 protects #LED1 when the correct combination is solved.

### Solving the Puzzle
Out of $2^4 = 16$ possible binary combinations, exactly **one** secret code activates #LED1. Toggle the switches to crack the combination!

published 3 hours ago

Redstone_guy

22 hours ago

Personally, I’m not a fan of the way GenAI is being used by companies, what with shoehorning it into everything possible. Nor do I like how it’s being utilized by consumers. Nor do I like how it gathers data, and what the prompting user does with it (i.e. labeling it as their original design, idea, etc). Now, I’m not denying the usefulness of GenAI, or that I myself have never used it for the aforementioned reasons, but I just don’t like the direction AI is heading

Redstone_guy

22 hours ago

Not to mention the increase in carbon emissions and water consumption required for the data centers AI companies are using. I myself seldom use AI, and when I do, it’s only to fact check MY HANDWRITTEN code, not to ask it something that can be easily solved by a simple Google search (factoring out GoogleAI and Gemini), not to generate a deepfake of a politician I don’t like the motives of, or even to generate code from only English sentences.

Igor

22 hours ago

Hi @Redstone_guy, at this point we are collecting feedback and your feedback is noted. I hope you'll give it a try, e.g., to fact-check your hand-made circuit like you do for your hand-written code.

BraydanD

17 hours ago

I enjoy AI for learning new things about RF circuitry, so it would be great if Muse could help with things like that, but that would require this app to have a lot more features dedicated to RF design. How would this AI deal with some circuit designs that ‘could not find solution’?

Igor

14 hours ago

"Cannot find solution" is an interesting problem to solve. It should be doable if we give AI access to more detailed simulator diagnostics and let it iterate on the design.

TheObserver

7 hours ago

Cracked the code. 👽 +0-

TheObserver

7 hours ago

So, how can I help you? 😉

ETJAKEOC

4 hours ago

🤔 Running your own model or renting an API somewhere? I've messed around with some local model stuff on both PC and phone before, so now you got me curious

Igor

3 hours ago

Calling an API, which is quite expensive. But most of the circuit-related magic happens on our server running our agentic loop.

Igor

3 hours ago

Just a reminder that AI chat is only in the Web app at https://everycircuit.com/app. Please play with it, @TheObserver, and let me know if you have any feedback.

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