[looniam]

just putting this here if anyone needs it.

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Printed Circuit Boards (PCB) are an integral part of the electronic products, large and small. The size of the electronic gadgets is heavily dependent on the design of the PCB. They are not only used by professionals but also by small designers and hobbyists who want implement the prototypes in a more practical way.

[Read: Circuit Design and Simulation Softwares]

There are many PCB Design Softwares available. Some softwares are proprietary and paid while some are available for free with some restrictions. The article gives a list of few commonly used PCB layout design softwares. The softwares mentioned here are not listed or categorized in any specific order. Depending on the requirement of the user and the project, one must select the software.To download these softwares click on their names.

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MOD: my apologises if in the wrong spot - please move TIA.

 

[kevinf]

Thanks for the article. I have used circuitmaker for my project, and found its UI refreshing and straightforward. I am a pro-sumer, but liked the "easy" layout.

Its wrongfully placed in Web-based, as it does use a desktop client. All designs are synced to the cloud though.

Its best feature, is the always shared component library, because building components is the worst.

 

[N3G4T1v3]

Thanks for sharing, I didn't know about most of these.
I'll definitely try some of these out once one of my little projects makes it out of breadboard prototype stage

 

[hapllec]

Its wrongfully placed in Web-based, as it does use a desktop client. All designs are synced to the cloud though.

 

[kevinf]

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Originally Posted by hapllec

Its wrongfully placed in Web-based, as it does use a desktop client. All designs are synced to the cloud though.

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