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PCB is a tool for the layout of printed circuit boards. PCB can produce industry standard RS-274X and Excellon NC-Drill format output for submission to board manufacturers.
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PCB Elegance
Printed circuit board design tools for Windows.
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MSX Disk Interface Emulator
A Interface to adapt modern SD Card to the old MSX computers
This is an open source project that aims to create a MSX cartridge that acts as a old disk drive interface but in fact it will be accesing a modern SD Card. For the MSX it will be as if there is a magnetic disk drive with a real magnetic disk but for real it will be accessing a .dsk file inside a sdcard. Development tools used are: - Kicad version 2013-07-07 - Microchip XC8 v1.21 (free mode) - Micrchip MPLAB X IDE v1.90 - Altera´s Quartus Web Edition 11.0 UPDATE 2014-11-05 -
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A methodology to create netlists for printed circuit board layout using a novel PCB specific HDL as the source language.
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CircuitSmith
Electronics Design Software
CircuitSmith is to be a comprehensive electronic design package being developed in Java which will include schematic capture, printed circuit board layout and any other features which I (and hopefully others) can be bothered to program.
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