[sdiy] getting started with a PCB/schem application

Tony Rolando tony at makenoisemusic.com
Wed Feb 18 14:49:23 CET 2009


Per, in Osmond are you able to copy and paste board layout AND schematic 
together? For example, if I am doing a board that has 3 summing stages, 
all identical, could I layout one, and then copy and paste throughout 
the board, with the schematic and board maintaining consistency? This is 
the one thing that makes me consider leaving eagle. It is nearly 
impossible to do this simple function. One must layout each summing 
stage individually. There are tricks to get around this limitation, but 
I have found that often these tricks take almost as long as just doing 
the layout again, and they present many possibilities for naming errors 
and etc...
.

Tony

Per Mattsson wrote:
> I've had good results using Osmond though it involves doing a lot your own
> components yourself. But when I tried Eagle I had to do alot of redrawing of
> components there aswell.
> In Osmond I would use a simple DIP8 or SOT8 component for the pads for a 072. 
>
> There's also DesignWorks around if you want to do the schematics and export
> the parts- and netlists to Osmond.
>
> There's a Osmond mailinglist if you want to ask other uses regarding
> problems/suggestions. Some even has DW experience to share.
>
> /Per Mattsson
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