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| Hello i'ld like to know which computer electronic programs are best for a beginner or generally the best | |
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| well in my opinion Eagle Layout Editor for making PCBs (its free) and Multisim for circuit simulation like Nigel said, be a little bit specific in your questions | |
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| Sorry about that. Am asking about programs for circuit design and what ever else there is but basically what a beginner needs to concern himself with for now. | |
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| Multisim is a good simulator but it is not free and expensive. But you may try out the demo version with some limited function such as cant save. | |
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| Switcher CAD III is a great sim program. If you're looking for a digital sim program, it's not good though. If you do oscillation, rf, etc. it's great. And best of all its totally free w/ no restrictions. I think the website is linear.com . . . if not, just google for Switcher CAD III.
__________________ I'm no electronics god, i just talk too much. | |
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| Here's another positive comment for SwitcherCAD III. http://www.linear.com/software/ Also, it will run under Wine for Linux no problem. If you want to do circuitboards as well, I'm kinda partial to the CircuitMaker/TraxMaker package, even though it's not necessarily a great program. It works good enough, and they have it at my school. | |
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