Re: what does EXPRESS PCB use in background (newbie)
- From: szekeres@xxxxxxxx (GregS)
- Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2006 16:44:18 GMT
In article <1159887402.593407.115310@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, a7yvm109gf5d1@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
abhay wrote:
hi all,
i am a newbie to pcb designing.i have dowloaded this software of
express pcb.
Don't use them, they're a scam. Get a real PCB software and use Olimex
for the fabrication.
i want to know what simulation process it uses in background.........is
it PSPICE?
What do you mean? No PCB shop simulates your circuit.
how can we make multi-layered architectures by using it.
What do you mean by multi-layered? Two layers?
also i would appreciate feedback on what prerequisities are required
before using these kind
of softwares.i am having backgound in embedded systems & i want to
design a multilayered
board for my application myself.
Well, you just go ahead and do it. Download a real PCB program like
Eagle, which I hear hobbyists like a lot. Just pop down a few parts and
play with them.
I have used Express PCB and it might be the most easy to use, but
I have not been around using others much. Last I knew, it
only featured power interlayers, and two sided circuits.
greg
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