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I found it pretty simple and really cool!🙂
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I found it pretty simple and really cool!🙂
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That's nice.. It draws wires and connects things in a logical way. Quite unlike MS Visio, which is bad at everything.
Yeah, it is the most intuitive tool I have used so far...
Plus I love the fact it has so many tube symbols.
I don't have to photograph my hand drawn schematics anymore! Woohoo!!😀
Plus I love the fact it has so many tube symbols.
I don't have to photograph my hand drawn schematics anymore! Woohoo!!😀
It is pretty nice for quick schematics.
One thing is strange. It has a symbol for Dual Triode Filament Cathode (a directly heated dual-triode?), but there's no symbol for Triode Filament Cathode (a directly-heated triode like a 2A3 or a 45).
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One thing is strange. It has a symbol for Dual Triode Filament Cathode (a directly heated dual-triode?), but there's no symbol for Triode Filament Cathode (a directly-heated triode like a 2A3 or a 45).
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...and hopefully from now on, I don't have to do it the old school way!
Firstly, I need to learn how to use it, but, how? Any link?
Thanks!
Have a look at this one as well: EasyEDA - Web-Based EDA, schematic capture, spice circuit simulation and PCB layout Online
Schemeit is good for drawing passive schematics. There's a not very functional sister to it, PartSim for basic simulations but with EasyEDA you get the lot.
It has some valve symbols and spice simulation models but it's a piece of cake to add your own symbols and PCB footprints - and import new spice models - so you can design, simulate and build things using EasyEDA.
You can even get your PCBs form EasyEDA if you like though - unlike some free PCB software - you are free to download and send the PCB Gerbers to any PCB fab you can find that can beat their prices!
It has some valve symbols and spice simulation models but it's a piece of cake to add your own symbols and PCB footprints - and import new spice models - so you can design, simulate and build things using EasyEDA.
You can even get your PCBs form EasyEDA if you like though - unlike some free PCB software - you are free to download and send the PCB Gerbers to any PCB fab you can find that can beat their prices!
I discovered SchemeIt some time ago and I really like it. It is always available no matter which computer I am using. It is good for any schematic, active or passive and also pretty useful for doing block diagrams.
Cheers
Ian
Cheers
Ian
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