Basic circuit drawing software

[JDeV]

I am looking for a small, easy program to draw basic circuits like this:

Any suggestions?

 

[JBL]

You could download switcher cad it's a spice circuit simulator but you could just use the circuit editor.

www.linear.com

 

[halojoy]

You could download switcher cad it's a spice circuit simulator but you could just use the circuit editor.
www.linear.com

Here is the exact Download page
for LTspice/SwitcherCAD III (4MB MB)

LTspice/SwitcherCAD III (4MB MB)

I have it myself.

/halo

 

[lohk]

Have a look at TinyCad !
http://tinycad.sourceforge.net/
" TinyCAD is an entry level schematic capture program for Windows. You can download and use it for free. "

Klaus

 

[JDeV]

Thanx for suggestions. I also just found this. Works fine for my purpose.

DesignWorks Professional 4
http://www.capilano.com/dwmdemos.html

 

[halojoy]

Demos, 30-days?

Thanx for suggestions. I also just found this. Works fine for my purpose.
DesignWorks Professional 4
http://www.capilano.com/dwmdemos.html

They say demos only works for 30 days.
How do we handle this?

/halo - hopes he has a life after 30 days

 

[Pjotr]

Re: Demos, 30-days?

They say demos only works for 30 days.
How do we handle this?

/halo - hopes he has a life after 30 days

Download DesignWorks Lite and pay your $45 fee. It is definitely worth the money!

I am using DesignWorks on a Mac for 15 years now. It is a great program and a great pleasure to work with. On a Mac it is even more pleasure to work with. On a Win-xx machine I am using the 68K version on the BasiliskII Mac emulator. For printing then, print it first to a .eps file or simply take a screenshot if it is a small drawing.

Another excellent drawing package is the schematic editor of Micro-Cap7. A fully integrated Pspice simulation package. You can download a student version for free and it is without time limits.

 

[jackinnj]

you can use MSPaint -- which is on every MSoft machine -- Nuts n Volts had an article on this about 2 years ago.