Hi folks,
Some the little sample projects that I've been sharing over on the Project Showcase are getting large enough that it would be helpful to post a schematic along with the code. I expect the circuits will only get bigger as time goes on.
I've been out of the electronics hobby for a while, so I'm curious what kind of schematic capture software is hobbyist-friendly. Basically, this means free (or cheap), and easy to learn.
It looks like Eagle supports schematic capture as well as PCB layout, and has a limited freeware version.
I've also heard some recommendations for KiCad (open-source).
Are there any others I should look into? I'm on the Windows platform, BTW.
Schematic capture software?
Started by dab, Aug 27 2010 05:57 AM
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#1
Posted 27 August 2010 - 05:57 AM
Thanks,
~ David ~
~ David ~
#2
Posted 27 August 2010 - 07:33 AM
Are there any others I should look into? I'm on the Windows platform, BTW.
Did you look at Fritzing? It's what I use to document schematics for my projects.
And CW2 already created Fritzing part for Netduino.
#3
Posted 27 August 2010 - 03:19 PM
Thanks, Szymon. I'll take a look at Fritzing - it looks interesting.Did you look at Fritzing? It's what I use to document schematics for my projects.
And CW2 already created Fritzing part for Netduino.
Thanks,
~ David ~
~ David ~
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