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FWIW, the Pulsonix software I use can import Eagle schematics and PCBDoes anyone here have (or know of) a software package to convert
EAGLE 4.1 net lists into other industry standards? I am particularly
interested in turning out EDIF and PADS 2k lists from my already-existing
EAGLE schematics.
I did ask about this on the EAGLE support news group, but nobody
there knew of any s/w to do this. Net list conversion doesn't seem to
be too difficult, once you know all about the formats, and I can't be
the only one interested in this!!
With your PCB window open, Select "REPORTS"
IN the pull down menu, select "Netlist status"
In the report find the Net you want to learn the length, it is the number
furthest on the right. IT IS THE TOTAL, NOT A POINT TO POINT VALUE.
For a reasonable aproximation measure the capacitance between theHi,
I'm looking for a spice model of a piezo actuator.
Linearize is a spice3 interactive command. There is no dot-command equivalent so youThanks for your reply. I tried the command "linearize", it does work
when I
type the command in spice3 invironment. However, when I put the all
the commands into one spice file, it does not work. I was using :
.tran .. ..
.linearize V(1)
.print tran V(1)
The result is still as there is no ".linearize" command.
How can I solve this problem? Thanks!
Having seen Protel DXP - you have my sympathies.Hi,
I run protel dxp compile PCB project and got the warning: off-grid
netlist label ... I am wondering what does it mean and how to solve
it.
Just go to the Help file for the Grid. Look for adjust grid and put allsarah wrote:
Hi,
I run protel dxp compile PCB project and got the warning: off-grid
netlist label ... I am wondering what does it mean and how to solve
it.
Having seen Protel DXP - you have my sympathies.
Graham
I can't help you with details of the formats.Hi!
Need some help. I'm looking for information on OrCad Layout file format.
I have heard about .MIN interchange format and .MAX interchange format.
Could anyone direct me, where can I get any specifications of those formats?
No matter what anyone tells you, it's not really feasible in practice.northwood16a@hotmail.com (bmx) wrote in message news:<d1ca1141.0410121125.20ca8b8d@posting.google.com>...
Hi there:
I need to obtain Y parameter data (vs. frequency) of a two port RLC
network. I am wondering if the pspice simulator can do this job.
Thanks a lot.
N.Wood
northwood16a@hotmail.com
Also I would like to know where I can find an impulse source in Pspice libraries?
Your info will be appreciated.
can search individual manufacturers and find additional models if youhai all
i am having PSPICE 9 .I need some free Libraries.can anybody tell me
where libraries available?
thanx in Advance
vijay
PSpice comes with all the libraries that Orcad had available, but you
Ruler?P.S. I really got to like the ruler in Protel, use it all the time.
http://pcb.sourceforge.net/So are there any other sub (or close) $1000 PCB programs that you have
experience with?
Ruler?P.S. I really got to like the ruler in Protel, use it all the time.
I don't know what a Ruler is. I'm guessing it's a way to measureI tried Eagle for a bit and found the posts about its "odd" user
interface to be bang on. My biggest complaint is the lack of a "ruler"
all measurements depend on a grid system, perhaps I am wrong though? I
think I could live with the interface but it keeps me searching.
IN the PCB window, click on "REPORTS" and select on the pull down menu "MeasureOn 14 Oct 2004 09:10:18 -0700, GrantM. wrote:
P.S. I really got to like the ruler in Protel, use it all the time.
Ruler?
What Ruler?
Yeah. Control-M does the same thing. When he said "ruler" I thought he"Bob Stephens" <stephensyomamadigital@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:14zia66dvctxw$.cp0mrduzs3mc.dlg@40tude.net...
On 14 Oct 2004 09:10:18 -0700, GrantM. wrote:
P.S. I really got to like the ruler in Protel, use it all the time.
Ruler?
What Ruler?
IN the PCB window, click on "REPORTS" and select on the pull down menu "Measure
Distance" to get what he, like many others call the ruler. POINT-TO POINT
measurement in whichever measurement units you selected.
I've used EasyPC for about 4 years now, and for the fairly small amountI have been looking at Eagle, Easy PC, FreePCB.
I have given Easy PC a brief try and my initial impression is that it
is a scaled down version of Protel, not quite as feature rich or
polished but nice and easy to use (and inclueds a ruler!). Opinions on
this program?
--I've been looking hard. I need a decent schematic and PCB package under
$1000. Don't need autorouter or a zillion layers. Do want back
annotation and ease of use. I've downloaded a dozen demo packages. The
software all seems to be written by people with exceptional eyesight, no
fingers, a poor grasp of the English language, little understanding of
Windows conventions, and have never actually designed a PC board. They
mostly have 300 little tiny unreadable icons and no clue that clicking
the left mouse button should select something and the right button
should offer a list of things to do with it. A good few do not use the
mouse buttons at all. Pretty much without exception the software is
expensive and very poorly written. I can draw schematics and boards
faster and easier in Autocad, which is what I do now.
Is there ANYTHING out there that: actually correctly uses the mouse, has
working popup help on the buttons, is written in American English (no
"colours" please), is readable by somebody without super-human eyesight
and does 95% of everything with only the mouse buttons like it should.
Double-click to change properties, right-click to rotate, mirror, swap,
delete, add, cut, etc. I don't want something I have to fight with.
Under $1,000.
I've been looking hard. I need a decent schematic and PCB
package under
$1000. Don't need autorouter or a zillion layers. Do want
back
annotation and ease of use. I've downloaded a dozen demo
packages. The
software all seems to be written by people with exceptional
eyesight, no
fingers, a poor grasp of the English language, little
understanding of
Windows conventions, and have never actually designed a PC
board. They
mostly have 300 little tiny unreadable icons and no clue that
clicking
the left mouse button should select something and the right
button
should offer a list of things to do with it. A good few do not
use the
mouse buttons at all. Pretty much without exception the
software is
expensive and very poorly written. I can draw schematics and
boards
faster and easier in Autocad, which is what I do now.
Is there ANYTHING out there that: actually correctly uses the
mouse, has
working popup help on the buttons, is written in American
English (no
"colours" please), is readable by somebody without super-human
eyesight
and does 95% of everything with only the mouse buttons like it
should.
Double-click to change properties, right-click to rotate,
mirror, swap,
delete, add, cut, etc. I don't want something I have to fight
with.
Under $1,000.
Anything wrong with English English ?Is there ANYTHING out there that:....... is written in American English