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gEDA: Open Source PCB Tools Survey - take 2



Thanks for everyone who responded to my original tool list yesterday.
I've done a LOT more digging, and have put this together.  I'm sending
this to the authors of the tools as well so they can make
comments/corrections/updates.  Tom [Geller] could you please put the html
version on the web site?  Thanks, Braddock
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                        Open Source PCB Design Tools
                                      
                Braddock Gaskill (braddock@braddock.com)
                             24 September 1999
                    ___________________________________
                                      
   This list was compiled by Braddock Gaskill ([2]braddock@braddock.com)
   on 24 September 1999. It is a list, with links and descriptions, of
   available Open Source electronic printed circuit board design
   software.
   
   This was compiled for the Open PowerPC Project. The Open PowerPC
   project (http://www.openppc.org) is an effort to make an "Open
   Source" PPC CPU-based motherboard design. But first we need Open
   Source tools to do it with! Please contribute or correct me any way
   you can (Braddock Gaskill - braddock@braddock.com). Thanks.
   
                               Table of Contents
                                       
     * PCB
     * gEDA - GPL Electronic Design Automation
     * Caltech "Chipmunk" tool collection
     * MUCS PCB - University of Manchester PCB Software
     * XCircuit
     * Electric VLSI Design System
     * hpgl2ps
     * Edif Parser
     * PCBCA
     * Related Links
     _________________________________________________________________
   
PCB

   Graphical PCB Layout Application
   Description: "PCB" program seems stable and flexable. Needs support
   for more layers and groups. Outputs Gerber, NC drill file, and
   Postscript. Saves/Loads in a well documented format. Large existing
   parts library. Well documented.
   Part Library: Yes
   Primary authors: Thomas Nau (Thomas.Nau@rz.uni-ulm.de), Harry
   Eaton (haceaton@aplcomm.jhuapl.edu)
   Web Page: http://bach.ece.jhu.edu/~haceaton/pcb/
   Mailing list: pcb@majordomo.uni-ulm.de
     _________________________________________________________________
   
gEDA - GPL Electronic Design Automation

   Web Page: http://www.geda.seul.org
   Mailing List: geda-dev@geda.seul.org
   Description: This is a very ambitious project to create a
   sophisticated integrated electronic CAD application suite. [Most of
   the tools, however, are in very early stages of development and may or
   may not be ready for production use.] The suite uses the GTK GUI
   toolkit (like GIMP and GNOME).
     * ACS - Al's Circuit Simulator (Author: Al Davis -
       aldavis@ieee.org)
       ACS is a general purpose circuit simulator. It performs nonlinear
       dc and transient analyses, fourier analysis, and ac analysis
       linearized at an operating point. It is fully interactive and
       command driven. It can also be run in batch mode or as a server.
       The output is produced as it simulates. Spice compatible models
       for the MOSFET (level 1,2,3,6) and diode are included in this
       release.
     * gmos - Metal/Oxyde Semiconductor simulator (Author: Emmanuel Rouat
       - emmanuel.ruat@wanadoo.fr)
     * gnetlist - Netlist Generation (Author: Ales V. Hvezda -
       ahvezda@gega.seul.org)
       gnetlist is a netlist generation program. It takes .sch
       (schematic) and .sym (symbol) files and converts them into
       netlists. Well, at least that's the plan-- gnetlist is still
       highly alpha and isn't usable yet, but it is being worked on.
     * gpcb - Printed Circuit Board (Author: Eric Busta -
       ewbusta@geda.seul.org) - Possibly vaporware?
     * gschcheck - Schematic Checker (Author: Jamil Khatib
       khatib@ieee.org)
       gschcheck is a schematic sheet checker. Give it a schematic file
       and it will go through and perform some basic ERC (Electronic Rule
       Checking) such as floating nets, floating pins, and multiple net
       names. "It is a fairly new piece of code but it works."
     * gschem - Schematic Capture (Author: Ales V. Hvezda -
       ahvezda@geda.seul.org)
       gschem is the schematic capture program/tool which is part of
       gEDA. It's sole purpose is to facilitate the graphical input of
       components/circuits. [Looks like it will be a nice tool, but not
       very feature rich yet.]
     * sarlacc - An OrCAD schematic converter (Author: Matthew Ettus -
       matt@ettus.com)
       Project Sarlacc is an OrCAD to gEDA format schematic converter.
       This project is beta software, so it still has limitations. [This
       may prove VERY useful in converting the IBM PPC POP or Motorola
       reference designs]
     * Icarus Verilog - Verilog Compiler (Author: Stephen Williams -
       steve@icarus.com)
       Icarus Verilog is a a GPLed Verilog compiler. Icarus Verilog
       includes a a parser that parses Verilog (plus extensions) and
       generates an internal netlist. The netlist is passed to various
       processing steps that transform the design to more
       optimal/practical forms, then passed to a code generator for final
       output.
       Official website of Icarus Verilog is:
       http://www.icarus.com/eda/verilog/
     _________________________________________________________________
   
Caltech "Chipmunk" tool collection

   These tools date back to the early 80's.
   Web Site: http://www.pcmp.caltech.edu/chipmunk/
   Contact: John Lazzaro (lazzaro@cs.berkeley.edu)
   Description:
   "Log" - Log is a circuit schematic capture tool and simulation
   environment. Log supports schematic entry for documentation,
   simulation, and netlist creation. Schematic printouts can be previewed
   on-screen, and Postscript and HPGL output. Can generate SPICE and
   "NTK" format netlists. Has extensive (?) analog and digital simulation
   capabilities.
   "Wol" - IC mask layout environment.IS THIS ADAPTABLE TO PCB LAYOUT?
   Numerous other supporting tools.
     _________________________________________________________________
   
MUCS PCB - University of Manchester PCB Software

   A suite of PCB layout tools, from schematic capture, to auto-routing,
   to layout.
   Authors: Doug Edwards, Alistair MacIntosh, Zahir Moosa, Fred Hoyle
   Web Page: http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/amulet/pcb/index.html
   Description: The main feature of this tool-set is it's stand-alone
   auto-router, which seems quite advanced and implements several
   algorithms. Documentation seems very good. File formats are well
   documented. This router is just asking to be integrated into PCB or
   gEDA...
   Other MUCS tools include: Ncap, a textual schematic capture interface;
   Place, a graphical device placement tool; and various other utilities
   for manipulating and editing the design and generating GERBER or HPGL
   output.
   Part Library: Yes
     _________________________________________________________________
   
XCircuit

   Schematic Capture drawing tool.
   Description: Very appropriate for parts-library based drawing, but of
   unknown maturity (?). Can save "netlist" format files for layout or
   simulation tools.
   Part Library: Yes
   Author: R. Timothy Edwards - tim@bach.ece.jhu.edu
   Web Page: http://bach.ece.jhu.edu/~tim/programs/xcircuit
     _________________________________________________________________
   
Electric VLSI Design System

   Web Page: http://www.electriceditor.com
   Description: This is a very extensive CAD system. It used to be
   commercial until "Electric Editor, Inc" released it under GPL for
   pubicity to sell their commercial modules for it. Electric can handle
   many forms of circuit design, including:
     * Custom IC layout
     * Schematic Capture (digital and analog)
     * Textual Languages such as VHDL and Verilog
     * Electro-mechanical hybrid layout
     * Programmable logic (FPGAs)
       
   The free version of Electric supports a number of file formats, but
   EDIF and SDF require a commercial module from Electric Editor, Inc
   (though you're free to write a GPL'd one!) Electric includes a fairly
   extensive manual.
   Contact: Steven Rubin (stubin@electriceditor.com)
     _________________________________________________________________
   
hpgl2ps

   Description: This is a very small C program to convert HPGL or DXY
   files to PostScript. This is from comp.sources.misc, Volume 1, 1987.
   [I have not been able to get this to actually work, even on the
   supplied test case.].
   Download:
   ftp://ftp.uu.net/usenet/comp.sources.misc/volume1/8712/hpgl2ps.Z
   Author: Don McCormick (damc@natmlab.dms.oz.au ???)
     _________________________________________________________________
   
Edif Parser

   Description: This is a BISON parser for EDIF 2.0.0 level 0, which is a
   standard CAD format (see http://www.edif.org , though they want a
   couple hundred to buy the spec [Anyone know where else we can get the
   spec??]). This would require a lot of work to make useable.
   Download:
   ftp://ftp.uu.net/usenet/comp.sources.misc/volume1/8712/edif
   Author: Roger March (roger@mips.com ???)
     _________________________________________________________________
   
PCBCA

   Description: An old ('89) DOS PCB autorouting package. It may be
   useful, however, because it comes with C source (6000+ lines), and an
   article describing the algorithms used, and routing algorithms in
   general, with references. Licensing is GPLish.
   Download:
   ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/simtelnet/msdos/cad/pcbca110.zip
   Author: Randy Nevin


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This list was compiled by Braddock Gaskill (<A HREF="mailto:braddock@braddock.com">braddock@braddock.com</A>) on 24 September 1999.  It is a list, with links and descriptions, of available Open Source electronic printed circuit board design software.<P>

This was compiled for the Open PowerPC Project.  The Open PowerPC project (<A HREF="http://www.openppc.org">http://www.openppc.org</A>) is an effort to make an "Open Source" PPC CPU-based motherboard design.  But first we need Open Source tools to do it with!  Please contribute or correct me any way you can (Braddock Gaskill - <A HREF="mailto:braddock@braddock.com">braddock@braddock.com</A>).  Thanks.<P>

<A NAME="toc"><H1>Table of Contents</H1>

<UL>
<LI><A HREF="#PCB">PCB</A>
<LI><A HREF="#GEDA">gEDA - GPL Electronic Design Automation</A>
<LI><A HREF="#chipmunk">Caltech "Chipmunk" tool collection</A>
<LI><A HREF="#MUCS">MUCS PCB - University of Manchester PCB Software</A>
<LI><A HREF="#xcircuit">XCircuit</A>
<LI><A HREF="#electric">Electric VLSI Design System</A>
<LI><A HREF="#hpgl2ps">hpgl2ps</A>
<LI><A HREF="#edif">Edif Parser</A>
<LI><A HREF="#PCBCA">PCBCA</A>
<LI><A HREF="#links">Related Links</A>
</UL>

<HR><A NAME="PCB"><H2>PCB</H2>
Graphical PCB Layout Application<BR>
<B><EM>Description:</EM></B>  "PCB" program seems stable and flexable.  Needs support for more layers and groups.  Outputs Gerber, NC drill file, and Postscript.  Saves/Loads in a well documented format.  Large existing parts library.
Well documented.<BR>
<B><EM>Part Library:</EM></B>  Yes<BR>
<B><EM>Primary authors:</EM></B> Thomas Nau (<A HREF="mailto:Thomas.Nau@rz.uni-ulm.de">Thomas.Nau@rz.uni-ulm.de</A>), Harry Eaton (<A HREF="mailto:haceaton@aplcomm.jhuapl.edu">haceaton@aplcomm.jhuapl.edu</A>)<BR>
<B><EM>Web Page:</EM></B> <A HREF="http://bach.ece.jhu.edu/~haceaton/pcb/">http://bach.ece.jhu.edu/~haceaton/pcb/</A><BR>
<B><EM>Mailing list:</EM></B> <A HREF="mailto:pcb@majordomo.uni-ulm.de">pcb@majordomo.uni-ulm.de</A><BR>

<HR><A NAME="GEDA"><H2>gEDA - GPL Electronic Design Automation</H2>
<B><EM>Web Page:</EM></B> <A HREF="http://www.geda.seul.org">http://www.geda.seul.org</A><BR>
<B><EM>Mailing List:</EM></B> <A HREF="mailto:geda-dev@geda.seul.org">geda-dev@geda.seul.org</A><BR>
<B><EM>Description:</EM></B> This is a very ambitious project to create a sophisticated integrated electronic CAD application suite.  <EM>[Most of the tools, however, are in very early stages of development and may or may not be ready for production use.]</EM>  The suite uses the GTK GUI toolkit (like GIMP and GNOME).<BR>

<UL>
    <LI><EM><B>ACS</B></EM> - Al's Circuit Simulator (Author: Al Davis - <A HREF="mailto:aldavis@ieee.org">aldavis@ieee.org</A>)<BR>
ACS is a general purpose circuit simulator. It performs nonlinear dc and transient analyses, fourier analysis, and ac analysis linearized at an operating point. It is fully interactive and command driven. It can also be run in batch mode or as a server. The output is produced as it simulates. Spice compatible models for the MOSFET (level 1,2,3,6) and diode are included in this release.<BR>

    <LI><EM><B>gmos</B></EM> - Metal/Oxyde Semiconductor simulator (Author: Emmanuel Rouat - <A HREF="mailto:emmanuel.ruat@wanadoo.fr">emmanuel.ruat@wanadoo.fr</A>)<BR>

    <LI><EM><B>gnetlist</B></EM> - Netlist Generation (Author: Ales V. Hvezda - <A HREF="mailto:ahvezda@gega.seul.org">ahvezda@gega.seul.org</A>)<BR>
gnetlist is a netlist generation program. It takes .sch (schematic) and .sym (symbol) files and converts them into netlists. Well, at least that's the plan-- gnetlist is still highly alpha and isn't usable yet, but it is being worked on.<BR>
    <LI><EM><B>gpcb</B></EM> - Printed Circuit Board (Author: Eric Busta - <A HREF="mailto:ewbusta@geda.seul.org">ewbusta@geda.seul.org</A>) - Possibly vaporware?<BR>

    <LI><EM><B>gschcheck</B></EM> - Schematic Checker (Author: Jamil Khatib <A HREF="mailto:khatib@ieee.org">khatib@ieee.org</A>)<BR>
gschcheck is a schematic sheet checker. Give it a schematic file and it will go through and perform some basic ERC (Electronic Rule Checking) such as floating nets, floating pins, and multiple net names.  "It is a fairly new piece of code but it works."<BR> 

    <LI><EM><B>gschem</B></EM> - Schematic Capture (Author: Ales V. Hvezda - <A HREF="mailto:ahvezda@geda.seul.org">ahvezda@geda.seul.org</A>)<BR>
gschem is the schematic capture program/tool which is part of gEDA. It's sole purpose is to facilitate the graphical input of components/circuits.  <EM>[Looks like it will be a nice tool, but not very feature rich yet.]</EM><BR>

    <LI><EM><B>sarlacc</B></EM> - An OrCAD schematic converter (Author: Matthew Ettus - <A HREF="mailto:matt@ettus.com">matt@ettus.com</A>)<BR>
Project Sarlacc is an OrCAD to gEDA format schematic converter. This project is beta software, so it still has limitations. <EM>[This may prove VERY useful in converting the IBM PPC POP or Motorola reference designs]</EM><BR>

    <LI><EM><B>Icarus Verilog</B></EM> - Verilog Compiler (Author: Stephen Williams - <A HREF="mailto:steve@icarus.com">steve@icarus.com</A>)<BR>
Icarus Verilog is a a GPLed Verilog compiler. Icarus Verilog includes a a parser that parses Verilog (plus extensions) and generates an internal netlist. The netlist is passed to various processing steps that transform the design to more optimal/practical forms, then passed to a code generator for final output.<BR>
Official website of Icarus Verilog is: <A HREF="http://www.icarus.com/eda/verilog/">http://www.icarus.com/eda/verilog/</A><BR>
</UL>

<HR><A NAME="chipmunk"><H2>Caltech "Chipmunk" tool collection</H2>
These tools date back to the early 80's.<BR>
<B><EM>Web Site:</EM></B> <A HREF="http://www.pcmp.caltech.edu/chipmunk/">http://www.pcmp.caltech.edu/chipmunk/</A><BR>
<B><EM>Contact:</EM></B> John Lazzaro (<A HREF="mailto:lazzaro@cs.berkeley.edu">lazzaro@cs.berkeley.edu</A>)<BR>
<B><EM>Description:</EM></B><BR>
<B>"Log"</B> - Log is a circuit schematic capture tool and simulation
environment.  Log supports schematic entry for documentation, simulation,
and netlist creation. Schematic printouts can be previewed on-screen, and
Postscript and HPGL output.  Can generate SPICE and "NTK" format netlists.
Has extensive (?) analog and digital simulation capabilities.<BR>
<B>"Wol"</B> - IC mask layout environment.IS THIS ADAPTABLE TO PCB LAYOUT?<BR>
Numerous other supporting tools.<BR>

<HR><A NAME="MUCS"><H2>MUCS PCB - University of Manchester PCB Software</H2>
A suite of PCB layout tools, from schematic capture, to auto-routing, to layout.<BR>
<B><EM>Authors:</EM></B> Doug Edwards, Alistair MacIntosh, Zahir Moosa, Fred Hoyle<BR>
<B><EM>Web Page:</EM></B> <A HREF="http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/amulet/pcb/index.html">http://www.cs.man.ac.uk/amulet/pcb/index.html</A><BR>
<B><EM>Description:</EM></B> The main feature of this tool-set is it's stand-alone <B>auto-router</B>, which seems quite advanced and implements several algorithms.  Documentation seems very good.  File formats are well documented.  This router is just asking to be integrated into PCB or gEDA...<BR>

Other MUCS tools include: <EM>Ncap</EM>, a textual schematic capture interface; <EM>Place</EM>, a graphical device placement tool; and various other utilities for manipulating and editing the design and generating GERBER or HPGL output.<BR>
<B><EM>Part Library:</EM></B> Yes<BR>


<HR><A NAME="xcircuit"><H2>XCircuit</H2>
Schematic Capture drawing tool.<BR>
<B><EM>Description:</EM></B>  Very appropriate for parts-library based drawing,
but of unknown maturity (?).  Can save "netlist" format files for
layout or simulation tools.<BR>
<B><EM>Part Library:</EM></B> Yes<BR>
<B><EM>Author:</EM></B> R. Timothy Edwards - <A HREF="mailto:tim@bach.ece.jhu.edu">tim@bach.ece.jhu.edu</A><BR> 
<B><EM>Web Page:</EM></B> <A HREF="http://bach.ece.jhu.edu/~tim/programs/xcircuit">http://bach.ece.jhu.edu/~tim/programs/xcircuit</A>

<HR><A NAME="electric"><H2>Electric VLSI Design System</H2>
<EM><B>Web Page:</B></EM> <A HREF="http://www.electriceditor.com">http://www.electriceditor.com</A><BR>
<EM><B>Description:</B></EM> This is a very extensive CAD system.  It used to be commercial until "Electric Editor, Inc" released it under GPL for pubicity to sell their commercial modules for it.  Electric can handle many forms of circuit design, including: 
<UL>
         <LI>Custom IC layout 
         <LI>Schematic Capture (digital and analog) 
         <LI>Textual Languages such as VHDL and Verilog 
         <LI>Electro-mechanical hybrid layout 
         <LI>Programmable logic (FPGAs) 
</UL>
The free version of Electric supports a number of file formats, but EDIF and SDF require a commercial module from Electric Editor, Inc (though you're free to write a GPL'd one!)  Electric includes a fairly extensive manual.<BR>
<EM><B>Contact:</B></EM> Steven Rubin (<A HREF="mailto:stubin@electriceditor.com">stubin@electriceditor.com</A>)<BR>

<HR><A NAME="hpgl2ps"><H2>hpgl2ps</H2>
<EM><B>Description:</B></EM> This is a very small C program to convert HPGL or DXY files to PostScript.  This is from comp.sources.misc, Volume 1, 1987.  <EM>[I have not been able to get this to actually work, even on the supplied test case.]</EM>.<BR>
<EM><B>Download:</B></EM> <A HREF="ftp://ftp.uu.net/usenet/comp.sources.misc/volume1/8712/hpgl2ps.Z">ftp://ftp.uu.net/usenet/comp.sources.misc/volume1/8712/hpgl2ps.Z</A> <BR>
<EM><B>Author:</B></EM> Don McCormick (<A HREF="mailto:damc@natmlab.dms.oz.au">damc@natmlab.dms.oz.au</A> ???)<BR> 

<HR><A NAME="edif"><H2>Edif Parser</H2>
<EM><B>Description:</B></EM> This is a BISON parser for EDIF 2.0.0 level 0, which is a standard CAD format (see <A HREF="http://www.edif.org">http://www.edif.org</A> , though they want a couple hundred to buy the spec <EM>[Anyone know where else we can get the spec??]</EM>).  This would require a lot of work to make useable.<BR>
<EM><B>Download:</B></EM> <A HREF="ftp://ftp.uu.net/usenet/comp.sources.misc/volume1/8712/edif">ftp://ftp.uu.net/usenet/comp.sources.misc/volume1/8712/edif</A> <BR>
<EM><B>Author:</B></EM> Roger March (<A HREF="mailto:roger@mips.com">roger@mips.com</A> ???)<BR>

<HR><A NAME="PCBCA"><H2>PCBCA</H2>
<EM><B>Description:</B></EM> An old ('89) DOS PCB autorouting package.  It may be useful, however, because it comes with C source (6000+ lines), and an article describing the algorithms used, and routing algorithms in general, with references.  Licensing is GPLish.<BR>
<EM><B>Download:</B></EM> <A HREF="ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/simtelnet/msdos/cad/pcbca110.zip">ftp://oak.oakland.edu/pub/simtelnet/msdos/cad/pcbca110.zip</A> <BR>
<EM><B>Author:</B></EM> Randy Nevin<BR>

<HR><A NAME="links"><H1>Related Links</H1>
        <DL><p>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.ping.be/~ping0751/thepcb.htm" ADD_DATE="936894105" LAST_VISIT="936894079" LAST_MODIFIED="936894079">The PCB FAQ</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.ping.be/electrozone/" ADD_DATE="936895089" LAST_VISIT="936895072" LAST_MODIFIED="936895072">The Electrozone</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.hut.fi/Misc/Electronics/" ADD_DATE="936895793" LAST_VISIT="936938648" LAST_MODIFIED="936895782">Electronics info page</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.thinktink.com/" ADD_DATE="936896166" LAST_VISIT="936896341" LAST_MODIFIED="936896153">Green CirKit Instrument Prototyping Homepage</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.hut.fi/Misc/Electronics/software.html" ADD_DATE="936896645" LAST_VISIT="938186733" LAST_MODIFIED="936896516">Electronics software</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.ece.ucdavis.edu/sscrl/clcfaq/faq/faq-toc.html" ADD_DATE="936896917" LAST_VISIT="936897217" LAST_MODIFIED="936896828">EE CAD FAQ (comp.lsi.cad,comp.lsi)</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://bach.ece.jhu.edu/~tim/programs/xcircuit/" ADD_DATE="936897441" LAST_VISIT="938114093" LAST_MODIFIED="936897297">XCircuit drawing program home page</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.pcmp.caltech.edu:80/chipmunk/" ADD_DATE="936898597" LAST_VISIT="938115053" LAST_MODIFIED="936898590">The Chipmunk Home Page</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.mot.com/SPS/PowerPC/teksupport/refdesigns/" ADD_DATE="936899378" LAST_VISIT="936899364" LAST_MODIFIED="936899364">PowerPC Reference Designs and Evaluation Boards</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.eng.uci.edu/~rshah/pcb-faq" ADD_DATE="936906579" LAST_VISIT="936906547" LAST_MODIFIED="936906547">http://www.eng.uci.edu/~rshah/pcb-faq</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.allied.avnet.com/" ADD_DATE="936907820" LAST_VISIT="936907922" LAST_MODIFIED="936907797">Allied Electronics - Specializing in Electronic Components and Equipment Distribution.</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.rdrop.com/~cary/html/schematic.html" ADD_DATE="936920247" LAST_VISIT="936920758" LAST_MODIFIED="936920227">schematic interchange</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.rdrop.com/~cary/html/schematic.html" ADD_DATE="936920530" LAST_VISIT="936920758" LAST_MODIFIED="936920432">schematic interchange</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.edif.org/introduction.html" ADD_DATE="936921637" LAST_VISIT="936921622" LAST_MODIFIED="936921622">Introduction</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.repairfaq.org/" ADD_DATE="936923157" LAST_VISIT="936923138" LAST_MODIFIED="936923138">Sci.Electronics.Repair FAQ: Home Page</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.geda.seul.org/" ADD_DATE="938116481" LAST_VISIT="938193635" LAST_MODIFIED="938116453">Homepage of gEDA</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://bach.ece.jhu.edu/~haceaton/pcb/" ADD_DATE="938118841" LAST_VISIT="938118693" LAST_MODIFIED="938118693">PCB Home Page</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.geda.seul.org/links.html" ADD_DATE="938119285" LAST_VISIT="938214946" LAST_MODIFIED="938119127">Links to other free EDA software</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.ettus.com/sarlacc/" ADD_DATE="938126359" LAST_VISIT="938189534" LAST_MODIFIED="938126330">Project Sarlacc</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.enteract.com/~adyer/eemisc.html" ADD_DATE="938127187" LAST_VISIT="938127598" LAST_MODIFIED="938127178">EE software</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.eg3.com/" ADD_DATE="938127273" LAST_VISIT="938127345" LAST_MODIFIED="938127235">eg3.com:overviews dsp, embedded, applied computing, system-on-a-chip, and more!</A>
            <DT><A HREF="http://www.electriceditor.com/" ADD_DATE="938127582" LAST_VISIT="938196262" LAST_MODIFIED="938127550">Electric Editor, Incorporated</A>        </DL><p>


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