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« on: May 07, 2016, 11:46:05 am »
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Can people share Circuit Design software they use?
Something that has easily modifiable values and meters. I HAD a great one a number of years ago, however, had since lost it due to computer problems.
I make projects, other than metal detectors, that would make a circuit design software easier to figure out parts required.

I also believe, that as a group, sharing what people use, would be beneficial to others.

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My old standby is a pen and the back of a napkin but when pressed, I like EZ-Route 2000 best. Not free but reasonable in price. For a free design package, I like Design Spark best.

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You could use Eagle or Kicad.
Eagle eval is free for non-commercial use.
Kicad is free.

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