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  1. 6th January 2009 02:59 PM #1
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    can anyone tell me a free software that will be useful for me to draw circuit diagram and block diagram in my pc and i can save that as a images file.because those images files can be useful for me to upload in my website....

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    Default Re: Circuit Drawing Software

    Dia is a good block diagram software, and it has some basic circuit components as well.
    Dia for Windows

    But for more advanced components, nothing beats an actual circuit simulator. Try PSpice.
    http://www.electronics-lab.com/downloads/schematic/013/

    Unfortunately for PSpice, you'll need to select the circuit and select the "copy to clipboard" option, then paste it in an image software like MS Paint. As of now, there is no way of saving the circuit directly as an image file unfortunately.
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    Thanks my friend, i will check it out now...
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    hey, i got a doubt can we use lab view to draw circuit diagram and use it for my purpose(image file for web)..
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    Default Re: Circuit Drawing Software

    Quote Originally Posted by ash View Post
    Dia is a good block diagram software, and it has some basic circuit components as well.
    Dia for Windows

    But for more advanced components, nothing beats an actual circuit simulator. Try PSpice.
    http://www.electronics-lab.com/downloads/schematic/013/

    Unfortunately for PSpice, you'll need to select the circuit and select the "copy to clipboard" option, then paste it in an image software like MS Paint. As of now, there is no way of saving the circuit directly as an image file unfortunately.
    your second link to Pspice download is not working please change that..
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    Default Re: Circuit Drawing Software

    Quote Originally Posted by icehari View Post
    your second link to Pspice download is not working please change that..
    My apologies, the word "unfortunately" in my next paragraph got connected with the link I have changed it.

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    Default Re: Circuit Drawing Software

    hey u can use PSPICE simulator
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    try using electronic workbench..
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    Default Re: Circuit Drawing Software

    thanks for your reply but i need to draw block diagram also...
    can these softwares(pspice simulator and electronic workbench) help me..

    reply me..
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    sorry i have no idea ..
    If i come to know i ll tell..
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