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Gerber2PDF is a command-line tool to convert Gerber files to PDF for proofing and hobbyist printing purposes. It converts multiple Gerber files at once, placing the resulting layers each on it's own page within the PDF. Each layer has a PDF bookmark for easy reference. Layers can optionally be combined onto a single page and rendered with custom colours and transparency. There is a Drill to Gerber converter available from the downloads page.

Cross-platform software for producing Veroboard (stripboard), Perfboard, and 1-layer or 2-layer PCB layouts. Automatically prevents short-circuits and checks for open-circuits. Pre-compiled versions available for MS Windows and 64-bit Linux Mint 20.3 (should also run on other 64-bit Linux systems that are based on Debian and support Qt version >= 5.12.8). Android APK available (tested on Android 7 and Android 10) and requires device resolution of at least 1280x800.

The "Reflow And Temperature Control Operating System" RATCOS is an embedded firmware project to control a DIY reflow oven or any other temperature controlled system. The project also includes the PCB project (Altium), the Gerber files and circuit sheets in pdf format.

This electronic weather station system involves two weather stations that communicate with each other via XBEE RF modules and upload and download information from a Website via an RN-171-XV Wi-Fi module. The design files include the Fritzing CAD files, the etchable PDF PCB layout files, the Gerber files, parts listings, software listings (embedded software listings and Website scripts), and schematics of the circuit boards. There are two circuit boards which are the main controller board...

This project is in a pre-alpha stage and is intended to give a rough idea about the final program. It does not do much more than draw pretty pictures. Hierarchical circuit layout is commonplace amongst IC designers, but Spider PCB brings hierarchical layout to the PCB industry. Not only is the schematic hierarchical, but also the layout. Ever wanted to lay out a 16-band equaliser, with 5 sound channels? Lots of copying and pasting on the PCB-side. Just imagine if you could lay out one...