Eagle has quite a lot of support available online in forums as its quite an old software. (Windows only)Įagle - the most commonly used PCB Design software as its easy and quite flexible in its features. Made to design any kind of projects (FPGA, flex-board, etc.). (Windows only)Īltium Designer - Very popular in businesses of all sizes. Focused on the manufacturing process with a BOM tool, Digi-Key part integration, etc.

It has a nice breadboard-to-PCB transition tool. (Windows and Mac/Linux with 'emulation software')įritzing - A german open-source hardware initiative that provides EDA tools with a simple interface. (Windows/Mac/Linux)ĭesignSpark PCB - DesignSpark has a suite of free tools for electronic, mechanical and software design. Many great resources are available on the web. KiCAD - Probably the most popular free EDA software. Partly focused on building a global library of verified components (symbols and footprints). Upverter - Growing platform with user-friendly interface. Focused on sharing designs and knowledge in the community of users. Once the board is done, you can use their Gerber viewer for a last minute check, then go ahead and order the production at EasyEDA, at some very decent rates.ġ23D Circuits - Created by AutoDesk, 123D Circuits includes 4 modules and is part of a larger family of 3D design software: 123D Apps.Ĭircuit Maker - Created by Altium for hobbyists who can't afford their professional level product. There's also ngspice based simulation tool and a community forum. EasyEDA - An easy to use platform with online and offline application, including SCH and PCB editing, a huge library of symbols and components, project management and collaborative work.

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