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(вЂњ5 quick protosвЂќ service: amazingly fast, no tooling fee, and has the option of 2-, 4-, 6- and 8- layer boards. (5$ per square inch for three copies of a 2-layer board, no tooling fee, no shipping fee in the US for 4-layer boards, 10$ per square inch for three copies)

On that subject, I feel it would be a good thing to link to PCB prototype services:

Diptrace to eagle Pc#

Making a schematic is one thing, but getting PCBs fabricated is another thing, especially when you're working on a personal project as Brad says in the original article, вЂњwhen the bank account allows it, order PC boardsвЂќ. We'd especially like to hear from engineers who are doing their own board designs (professionally) after they've done the circuit design.

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What do you like about them? What don't you like? Was it free or did you have to buy it? Cost? Would you buy it again? And do you have any special drafting tricks to make the task easier? I would like to hear from you on schematic capture programs you've used. Much of what I've seen does not produce the crisp schematics I'd like. I'm willing to lower my standards a bit for a home-use product.

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Now, obviously, you would expect this from a schematic capture program designed for professional use and priced accordingly. I could do everything I've just described (and much more) with Viewdraw. Adding text labels in general is pretty handy. Adding text to the components and being able to edit the text (size and placement) is good. Still, it's nice to have a large library of components from which I can draw. If I follow through with a PC board, it will be several square inches in size. Just to put my design work in perspective, I am typically drawing a one- or two-page schematic. The component symbol must have all the attributes to make it work properly in the schematic and in the PC layout - for the occasions in which I follow through and get PC boards made. Finally, I like a schematic capture program that makes it quick and easy to create new components. I like to be able to move and copy sections of the schematic easily. I like to line up components with one another to the extent possible. I dislike drawings with excessive jogs in the вЂњwires.вЂќ I can't tolerate drawings where a number of connections are so close together (rather like a bus structure, but this is analog, so get off the bus ) that you can't trace from one end to the other. I have high standards when it comes to drafting. With Viewdraw, I could create extremely professional schematics. Part of the problem is that I'm spoiled - I used Viewdraw (now part of Mentor Graphics) at a previous job.

I am not entirely satisfied with the versions I've tried so far.

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Some were part of circuit simulation software (LTSpice, TINA-TI). Some were supplied as part of PC layout software (Express, Eagle). I've tried several different schematic capture packages.

This is a similar board, only from Diptrace:ДЄnd finally, the same board from Diptrace, but this time using gerber-viewer.As an engineer who enjoys tinkering on various hobbyist projects, I have occasion to draw schematics and (when the bank account allows it) order PC boards. Some pics: This is a gerber from Eagle, on seeedstudio's gerber viewer The parts in question did come from an Eagle library, but replacing one of the caps with one from Diptrace didn't seem to solve the problem. Viewing much of the same board, done in Eagle, appears fine.ДЄny thoughts? I imported the schematic and parts libraries from Eagle, but did the layout in DIptrace. If I view the gerber file in some other gerber viewers ( or CircuitPeople's) they appear OK. Specifically, electrolytic cap outlines aren't shown. However, when generating Gerbers, some of the top silk is not appearing when using gerber viewers such as the one on SeeedStudio's site (or gerber-viewer.easyeda, which appears to be the same engine). I have started using DIptrace again (3.2.0.1), and am getting along with it (more or less).