rlittle@comix.cs.uoregon.edu (Robert A. Little) (01/24/91)
Does anyone know of a program (preferably graphics) for designing simple circuits (something like DesignWorks for the Mac, but it needn't be as fancy)...something that allows simple IC's, etc. Any info would be great... [NOTE: anyone who has already read this, my apologies--it was brought to my attention that I cross-posted to c.s.a. programmer which was not appropriate...the previous article has been cancelled] --rob "Though his mind is not for rent, to any God or government, don't put him down as arrogant" -- Tom Sawyer, RUSH [rlittle@cs.uoregon.edu]
skank@iastate.edu (Skank George L) (01/26/91)
In article <1991Jan24.123156.21840@cs.uoregon.edu> rlittle@comix.cs.uoregon.edu (Robert A. Little) writes: > >Does anyone know of a program (preferably graphics) for designing simple >circuits (something like DesignWorks for the Mac, but it needn't be as >fancy)...something that allows simple IC's, etc. Any info would be great... I've never used it but there USED to be a program called PCLO (Printed Circuit Lay Out) for the Amiga. You could use it to lay out and route (by hand) a printed circuit board. It generated a rats nest, parts lists, and Gerber Photoplotter command files for the board. This may or may not be more than you are interested in. Regretably I havn't seen the program around for a while (though I havn't been looking either). --George -- George L. Skank | skank@iastate.edu |Fast cars, fast women, fast computers... Senior, Electrical Engineering |(not necessarily in that order)