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During my career I enjoyed using some nice high end stuff. Today I use LtSpice and a few others. Since you also mention presentations you may want a software which allows you to export your drawings as a photo image file format so you can then place them in a presentation software like Power Point or in the free stuff Open Office Impress.
On another note most drawing (schematic) software will allow you to use a grid or no grid and also allow you to make it in black and white or color. Just a matter of preferences.
Some simulators or schematic software shows colored lines on a black background (a negative image).
I use Microsoft Paint to make the image a normal positive.
One software (Multisim?) prints "TEXT" all over the schematic.
Multisim also puts many jigs and jags on all lines that should be straight.
Some simulators or schematic software shows colored lines on a black background (a negative image).
I use Microsoft Paint to make the image a normal positive.
One software (Multisim?) prints "TEXT" all over the schematic.
Multisim also puts many jigs and jags on all lines that should be straight.
What about KiCad, you need to download it but its free, you can also download new footprints from RS and other sites, you can download and view documents here: https://www.kicad.org/
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