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Software to Draw the Circuit - jwoo...@activation.net - May 29 22:19:51 2009
I am new to doing hardware. I have programmed things in machine language
before including device drivers. I feel very comfortable writing code in
machine language.
I have researched and pretty much figured out the circuit in my head but I
want to make a schematic so I can show it to people who are more
experienced in hardware to see if they can make suggestions and improve my
design.
Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
isn't that familiar with hardware.
thanks
John
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before including device drivers. I feel very comfortable writing code in
machine language.
I have researched and pretty much figured out the circuit in my head but I
want to make a schematic so I can show it to people who are more
experienced in hardware to see if they can make suggestions and improve my
design.
Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
isn't that familiar with hardware.
thanks
John
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Re: Software to Draw the Circuit - leon Heller - May 30 4:00:19 2009
----- Original Message -----
From: j...@activation.net
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Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 8:46 PM
Subject: [piclist] Software to Draw the Circuit
I am new to doing hardware. I have programmed things in machine language
before including device drivers. I feel very comfortable writing code in
machine language.
I have researched and pretty much figured out the circuit in my head but I
want to make a schematic so I can show it to people who are more
experienced in hardware to see if they can make suggestions and improve my
design.
Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
isn't that familiar with hardware.
-------------------------
TinyCAD?
Leon
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From: j...@activation.net
To: p...@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 8:46 PM
Subject: [piclist] Software to Draw the Circuit
I am new to doing hardware. I have programmed things in machine language
before including device drivers. I feel very comfortable writing code in
machine language.
I have researched and pretty much figured out the circuit in my head but I
want to make a schematic so I can show it to people who are more
experienced in hardware to see if they can make suggestions and improve my
design.
Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
isn't that familiar with hardware.
-------------------------
TinyCAD?
Leon
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Re: Software to Draw the Circuit - Eirik Karlsen - May 30 4:23:47 2009
John,
Take a look at Target PCB
I use Easy PC Pro, an I find it very intuitive fast and easy to work with
DipTrace:
I think you can download (crippled) demos of most of these to try out.
j...@activation.net skrev:
> I am new to doing hardware. I have programmed things in machine language
> before including device drivers. I feel very comfortable writing code in
> machine language.
>
> I have researched and pretty much figured out the circuit in my head but I
> want to make a schematic so I can show it to people who are more
> experienced in hardware to see if they can make suggestions and improve my
> design.
>
> Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
> Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
> important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
> isn't that familiar with hardware.
>
> thanks
> John
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Take a look at Target PCB
I use Easy PC Pro, an I find it very intuitive fast and easy to work with
DipTrace:
I think you can download (crippled) demos of most of these to try out.
j...@activation.net skrev:
> I am new to doing hardware. I have programmed things in machine language
> before including device drivers. I feel very comfortable writing code in
> machine language.
>
> I have researched and pretty much figured out the circuit in my head but I
> want to make a schematic so I can show it to people who are more
> experienced in hardware to see if they can make suggestions and improve my
> design.
>
> Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
> Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
> important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
> isn't that familiar with hardware.
>
> thanks
> John
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Re: Software to Draw the Circuit - Gene Beth - May 30 8:33:53 2009
Eagle Lite?
On May 30, 2009, at 3:23 AM, Eirik Karlsen wrote:
> John,
> Take a look at Target PCB
>
> with
>
>
> I think you can download (crippled) demos of most of these to try out.
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On May 30, 2009, at 3:23 AM, Eirik Karlsen wrote:
> John,
> Take a look at Target PCB
>
> with
>
>
> I think you can download (crippled) demos of most of these to try out.
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Re: Software to Draw the Circuit - Engr Immad Ansari - May 30 8:56:16 2009
Dear Mr.Tony,
There are many softwares available on the internet.like Multisim,Orcad,Circuit Maker which can be easily downloaded .The software will help you in making schematic designs and it is also very easy to understand.
Regards,
Muhammad Immad Ansari.
--- On Sat, 5/30/09, leon Heller wrote:
From: leon Heller
Subject: Re: [piclist] Software to Draw the Circuit
To: p...@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, May 30, 2009, 12:59 AM
----- Original Message -----
From: jwoolsey@activation .net
To: piclist@yahoogroups .com
Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 8:46 PM
Subject: [piclist] Software to Draw the Circuit
I am new to doing hardware. I have programmed things in machine language
before including device drivers. I feel very comfortable writing code in
machine language.
I have researched and pretty much figured out the circuit in my head but I
want to make a schematic so I can show it to people who are more
experienced in hardware to see if they can make suggestions and improve my
design.
Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
isn't that familiar with hardware.
------------ --------- ----
TinyCAD?
Leon
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There are many softwares available on the internet.like Multisim,Orcad,Circuit Maker which can be easily downloaded .The software will help you in making schematic designs and it is also very easy to understand.
Regards,
Muhammad Immad Ansari.
--- On Sat, 5/30/09, leon Heller
From: leon Heller
Subject: Re: [piclist] Software to Draw the Circuit
To: p...@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, May 30, 2009, 12:59 AM
----- Original Message -----
From: jwoolsey@activation .net
To: piclist@yahoogroups .com
Sent: Monday, May 25, 2009 8:46 PM
Subject: [piclist] Software to Draw the Circuit
I am new to doing hardware. I have programmed things in machine language
before including device drivers. I feel very comfortable writing code in
machine language.
I have researched and pretty much figured out the circuit in my head but I
want to make a schematic so I can show it to people who are more
experienced in hardware to see if they can make suggestions and improve my
design.
Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
isn't that familiar with hardware.
------------ --------- ----
TinyCAD?
Leon
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Re: Software to Draw the Circuit - "dag...@free.fr" - May 30 8:57:12 2009
Good morning
Although it is not Open Source, it is free for hobbysts. I use Eagle CAD.
http://www.cadsoft.de/download.htm
It runs on Windows, Linux and Mac, and has a lot of add-ons contributed by a large supporting community.
You can do the schematics and the board in a single project.
Greetings
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Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France
F4DYT - Locator JN18av - G-QRP 11905
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Envoyé: Lundi 25 Mai 2009 21h46:50 GMT +01:00 Amsterdam / Berlin / Berne / Rome / Stockholm / Vienne
Objet: [piclist] Software to Draw the Circuit
I am new to doing hardware. I have programmed things in machine language
before including device drivers. I feel very comfortable writing code in
machine language.
I have researched and pretty much figured out the circuit in my head but I
want to make a schematic so I can show it to people who are more
experienced in hardware to see if they can make suggestions and improve my
design.
Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
isn't that familiar with hardware.
thanks
John
______________________________
Stellaris® MCU Family: New Parts, New Package, New Price.
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Although it is not Open Source, it is free for hobbysts. I use Eagle CAD.
http://www.cadsoft.de/download.htm
It runs on Windows, Linux and Mac, and has a lot of add-ons contributed by a large supporting community.
You can do the schematics and the board in a single project.
Greetings
*************************************************************************
Dimitri Aguero - daguero at free.fr http://daguero.free.fr http://daguero.spaces.live.com
Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France
F4DYT - Locator JN18av - G-QRP 11905
----- Mail Original -----
De: j...@activation.net
À: p...@yahoogroups.com
Envoyé: Lundi 25 Mai 2009 21h46:50 GMT +01:00 Amsterdam / Berlin / Berne / Rome / Stockholm / Vienne
Objet: [piclist] Software to Draw the Circuit
I am new to doing hardware. I have programmed things in machine language
before including device drivers. I feel very comfortable writing code in
machine language.
I have researched and pretty much figured out the circuit in my head but I
want to make a schematic so I can show it to people who are more
experienced in hardware to see if they can make suggestions and improve my
design.
Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
isn't that familiar with hardware.
thanks
John
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Re: Software to Draw the Circuit - Wouter van Ooijen - Jun 1 13:05:31 2009
> Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
http://www.lis.inpg.fr/realise_au_lis/kicad/ is open source. no opnion
about 'good'.
I use eagle, which is free for small PCBs.
> Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
> important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
> isn't that familiar with hardware.
In my experience and from hearsay it seems that such software is never
easy to start with.
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http://www.lis.inpg.fr/realise_au_lis/kicad/ is open source. no opnion
about 'good'.
I use eagle, which is free for small PCBs.
> Eventually I will want to do PCB layout but right now that isn't too
> important. The most important thing is ease of learning for someone who
> isn't that familiar with hardware.
In my experience and from hearsay it seems that such software is never
easy to start with.
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Wouter van Ooijen
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Re: Software to Draw the Circuit - "John J. McDonough, WB8RCR" - Jun 1 14:51:27 2009
----- Original Message -----
From: "Wouter van Ooijen"
To:
Sent: Monday, June 01, 2009 1:04 PM
Subject: Re: [piclist] Software to Draw the Circuit
>> Is there a good open source windows package out there that will do this?
> In my experience and from hearsay it seems that such software is never
> easy to start with.
I've always been a fan of gEDA, which is open source and has the complete
suite of applications, schematic capture, PCB layout, netlist generation,
simulation, bom and gerber viewing. It isn't quite as easy to install on
Windows as on Linux, but then, nothing is. However, as Wouter says, any of
this sort of program doesn't seem to be all that simple. gEDA does seem to
be more flexible than most, though.
72/73 de WB8RCR http://www.qsl.net/wb8rcr
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