Looking for a PROFESSIONAL ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS DRAWING TOOL?
Sunday, June 7th, 2009 at
10:01 pm
Hi, i'm looking for some tool to draw professional circuits.
I would have one as used in some kind of book (like Sedra Smith).
Otherwise i need a software where to write resistences or capacitances names in fraction or with subscript, and to draw current arrows with current name label (with subscript too).
In the classic PSpice, OrCad or Multisim it's not possible.
Thank you!!!!
poncadave: worst answer ever… i'm an engineer, not an asshole… already googled but can't find what i want
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Filed under: Electronic Circuit Books
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Micro-Cap from Spectrum Software (http://www.spectrum-soft.com/index.shtm) will provide currents and node voltages and plots of waveforms. It is based upon Spice, but is much more. The evaluation version is free, but very limited in capability, but it can be used to determine if it is what you want before you purchase the full version. The only disadvantage compared to what you want is that it does not allow the use of fractions (at least I never tried it) and does not allow subscripts, but decimals are easy enough and subscripts can be indicated by the use of parentheses.
Good luck!
electronic circuit design software
Google that and choose.