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  1. Canvas
  2. circuit
  3. series
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Beta

New and still settling — attributes and behaviour may change.

series

Components joined end to end, each to the next: a branch of a parallel that holds more than one.

seriesNode
A parallel of two branches, one a single bulb and the other a series of two bulbs; the single bulb glows brighter than the two sharing their branch.A parallel of two branches, one a single bulb and the other a series of two bulbs; the single bulb glows brighter than the two sharing their branch.

#Allowed content

Body { }
cellbatteryresistorbulbbreakerammetervoltmetercapacitorseriesparallelcuecue.drawcue.highlightcue.spotlight

#Allowed in

cue { }cue.draw { }cue.trace { }cue.highlight { }cue.spotlight { }circuit { }series { }parallel { }

#Notes

  • The environment's body is a series already, closed into a loop.

Last updated 10 October 2026

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