Re: From breadboard to ...

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> Next step is now how do I produce 2 of them.  I'm a pour guy :-(


without

experience into board fabrication ...


There are lots of PCB fab houses that will do you a double sided PCB for
very little money. You should be able to get three single Euro card size


PCB

(160mm x 100) quite cheaply.

This place has a very simple to use cad program linked to their fab 

process

(only their process)...

http://www.expresspcb.com/ExpressPCBHtm/Download.htm


If you can live with 160mm x 100mm board size, you can get a copy of Eagle 

for

free (http://www.cadsoftusa.com/) and use any board house you desire. 



Yes Egale is good. I've also got that.

I used ExpressPCB some years ago and found it ideal for novices who know
little or nothing about PCB layout. Experts would have found it too
restrictive. Might have changed by now though.



Thanks all.  I will take a look at thoses.

On the other side is wirewrap still a solution for a prototype ?

Is there some free CPLD or FPGA software around too ?

Thanks :-)



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