PCB tools (was Re: [sdiy] GorF Update)
Tom Wiltshire
tom at electricdruid.net
Fri Jan 2 12:19:05 CET 2009
Paul,
I use Diptrace (www.diptrace.com), which was originally recommend to
me by Adam Schabtach. It's way more modern than Eagle and far easier
to use. I tried Eagle and found it truly awful. The Diptrace licenses
start at €65 and go up in reasonable increments to €595, still a lot
less than Eagle.
Regards,
Tom
On 2 Jan 2009, at 10:15, Paul Maddox wrote:
> Ladies and Gents,
>
> I've uploaded the schematics for GorF, and explained some of the
> extra bits on there ;-
> http://blog.vacoloco.com/?p=125
>
> I've also designed and ordered a prototype PCB for GorF ;-
> http://blog.vacoloco.com/?p=122
>
> As much as I like Eagle, I find the the 100mm by 80mm board size
> limit really annoying. And yes there's the "non profit" version
> which gives 160mm by 100mm and whilst that would be fine for GorF
> the other projects I'm working on require a board length of around
> 240mm by 100mm. and I certainly can't afford the 1200UKP for the
> full version of the software. It's a crying shame there's nothing
> in between the 160mm and 'anysize' limits, in terms of cost (The
> standard version only offers 160mm by 100mm board size limit).
>
> So this board is a little on the 'cramped' side of life. Can anyone
> recommend any other PCB tools that aren't silly money or have silly
> board size limits?
>
> Paul
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