[sdiy] Single-sided ASM-1 board designs

[Stephen Begin]

I was planning to make my own pcb's, actually, I was hoping I could do at
least part of it on gridboard, space isn't a big concern, and I'm flat broke
for the next little while, which is what has been stopping me from ordering
a board from you.
I'd really appreciate it if you could send me the artwork.
thanks,
Steve





----- Original Message -----
  From: Laurie Biddulph
  To: Stephen Begin
  Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2003 5:19 AM
  Subject: Re: [sdiy] Single-sided ASM-1 board designs


  Hello Stephen,
  Are you looking at making your own pcbs and thus need just the artwork or
are you looking for ready made pcbs?. I can generate Protel artwork for you
if you want it.
  I am now in charge of the ASM-1 pcb design and will be bringing out an
updated version in the next few months.

  Best Regards
  Laurie Biddulph

  http://www.ozemail.com.au/~boobies
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Stephen Begin
    To: synth
    Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2003 12:57 PM
    Subject: [sdiy] Single-sided ASM-1 board designs


    I apologize because I did see this brought up in the archives once
before,
    but there were no responses then, so I was hoping maybe I'd have better
luck
    now...

    Does anybody here happen to have a plan for any asm-1 modules for
    single-sided board?  It doesn't have to be space-efficient, or
wire-free.

    It seems really difficult to translate from a schematic to a board
layout...
    similarily, i've followed a few threads about pcb software, but never
really
    saw it mentioned, is this what programs like autotraxeda are good for?

    I've tried out a few, the nicest one (in my uneducated opionion) was
    circuitmaker 2000, but I got stuck there as soon as I tried to insert
a -V
    symbol and noticed there doesn't seem to be any...

    Bah...
    Well, either way...I'd appreciate anything,
    Steve