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Len Stuart
- Jan 1, 1970
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I have a circuit design that contains about 12 standard components,
and need to produce a few dozen, single-sided PCB's.
However, it involves etching a special (large) antenna design that can
only be produced as vector art.
Rather than try to combine this with a Gerber file, I thought of doing
the whole circuit as vector art. I believe some manufacturers can
still work from black and white print copy.
The final result would be something like the photo resist art for DIY
projects published in various hobby magazines. I am happy to do the
drilling by hand.
The question is, what software, or combination thereof, would best
suit this purpose?
Hopefully, something more dedicated to EDA than a generic vector
package like Corel or Illustrator where I would need to individually
create pads and tracks.
Len Stuart
and need to produce a few dozen, single-sided PCB's.
However, it involves etching a special (large) antenna design that can
only be produced as vector art.
Rather than try to combine this with a Gerber file, I thought of doing
the whole circuit as vector art. I believe some manufacturers can
still work from black and white print copy.
The final result would be something like the photo resist art for DIY
projects published in various hobby magazines. I am happy to do the
drilling by hand.
The question is, what software, or combination thereof, would best
suit this purpose?
Hopefully, something more dedicated to EDA than a generic vector
package like Corel or Illustrator where I would need to individually
create pads and tracks.
Len Stuart