gnupic: Thread: Re: [gnupic] PIC Board - Schematic Editor

Hi Palani

Try gschem from the gEDA project: http://geda.seul.org/  There are  
PICs in the Library and making custom symbols is easy.

Cheers,
Ezra.

On 28.05.2006, at 03:19, Palaniappan C wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I need to make schematics for a PIC board. I am looking for
> tools on linux to draw schematics.  By searching found
> 'dia' , but if i get PIC library for dia , it will be very helpfull
> to me.
>
> *  Anybody have PIC libraries for dia ?
> *  Is there any other good tools for schematic editing ?
>
> regards,
> palani
>
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Dan



On Sunday 28 May 2006 02:19, Palaniappan C wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I need to make schematics for a PIC board. I am looking for
> tools on linux to draw schematics.  By searching found
> 'dia' , but if i get PIC library for dia , it will be very helpfull
> to me.
>
> *  Anybody have PIC libraries for dia ?
> *  Is there any other good tools for schematic editing ?
>
> regards,
> palani
>
>
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Palaniappan C ####@####.#### schreef:

> *  Is there any other good tools for schematic editing ?

I make use of gEDA <http://www.geda.seul.org/>.


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Palaniappan C wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I need to make schematics for a PIC board. I am looking for
> tools on linux to draw schematics.  

gschem, kicad, xcircuit, eagle or even xfig.

E.S.


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I use Eagle. Many others do as well. You can draw a schematic and it 
will transfer the nets to a board for you to arrange.
http://www.cadsoftusa.com/
Outputs gerbers as well. The free version can do boards of size 160x100mm.
--
Martin K

Palaniappan C wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>I need to make schematics for a PIC board. I am looking for
>tools on linux to draw schematics.  By searching found 
>'dia' , but if i get PIC library for dia , it will be very helpfull
>to me. 
>
>*  Anybody have PIC libraries for dia ?
>*  Is there any other good tools for schematic editing ?
>
>regards,
>palani
>
>
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>  
>

I use gschem (http://geda.seul.org/tools/gschem/index.html) with pcb
(http://pcb.sf.net)
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Wojtek Zabolotny

Martin Klingensmith napisał(a):

> I use Eagle. Many others do as well. You can draw a schematic and it
> will transfer the nets to a board for you to arrange.
> http://www.cadsoftusa.com/
> Outputs gerbers as well. The free version can do boards of size
> 160x100mm.
> -- 
> Martin K
>
> Palaniappan C wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I need to make schematics for a PIC board. I am looking for
>> tools on linux to draw schematics.  By searching found 'dia' , but if
>> i get PIC library for dia , it will be very helpfull
>> to me.
>> *  Anybody have PIC libraries for dia ?
>> *  Is there any other good tools for schematic editing ?
>>
>> regards,
>> palani
>>
>>
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>>  
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On Sun, 28 May 2006 12:10:46 -0400
Martin Klingensmith ####@####.#### wrote:

> I use Eagle. Many others do as well. You can draw a schematic and it 
> will transfer the nets to a board for you to arrange.
> http://www.cadsoftusa.com/
> Outputs gerbers as well. The free version can do boards of size 160x100mm.

I also use Eagle, and find it an excellent product. It's not open source, but they do have something of the community feel, in that (at least on www.cadsoft.de) there are open repositories of component libraries and add-on tools provided by users. I've used it both for home etching (laser printer on transparencies) and to produce gerbers for a professional PCB house.

-- 
Rob Pearce