I build my circuit on a solderless breadboard before designing the PCB (I use EagleCAD). Then I see the problems before doing any of the layout. If you've got surface mount components, you can solder them to small breakout boards for fitting onto a breadboard. If you've got a lot of SMT, that may not be practical, but I do mostly though-hole stuff (right now, at least). -Andrew On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 12:57 PM, Frank P <qz9090@...> wrote: > > > In trying to layout a PCB, do you guys use LTSPICE to perform a simulation > first? Then proceed to use a PCB layout software like KiCAD/FreePCB (after > importing from LTSPICE)? Or, if the PCB is simple enough just start using > KiCAD? > > Thanks. > > Frank P. > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Trying to layout a PCB; do you use LTSPICE then PCB SW?
2010-06-21 by Andrew Villeneuve