I use Easy PC. http://www.numberone.com/easypc.asp
Not too bad for the price and a free try before you buy.
The help desk is quite useful too. We do some pretty big/small designs on it, multi layer etc.
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Re: Schematic and PCB Layout Software Suggestions?
I use Easy PC. http://www.numberone.com/easypc.asp
Not too bad for the price and a free try before you buy.
The help desk is quite useful too. We do some pretty big/small designs on it, multi layer etc.
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Re: Schematic and PCB Layout Software Suggestions?
I agree with Lester
http://www.designspark.com/page/Desi...-PCB-Home-Page
Dave
Always wear safety glasses while programming.
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Re: Schematic and PCB Layout Software Suggestions?
Kicad worked for me...
My first design... autorouter (web based) very effective.
bottom line ... they all have a VERY STEEP learning curve.
which ever one you choose, google for any associated guides/tutorials and take advantage of them.
good luck
Dwight
These PIC's are like intricate puzzles just waiting for one to discover their secrets and MASTER their capabilities.
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Re: Schematic and PCB Layout Software Suggestions?
Not all. Sprint Layout is inexpensive and has an extremely simple, intuitive interface. You can be doing complex layouts almost immediately. It's multilayer.Originally Posted by Heckler
However, there is no integrated schematic capture and its autorouter is very rudimentary.
They have a demo version: http://www.abacom-online.de/uk/html/sprint-layout.html
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