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Hello again, Gavin, the "online only" statement isn't completely true. I've been offline for months at a time, here are times I need to reconnect and "Sync up" but most of my projects are private,

Thanks for that. Be aware, though, that the free edition is online-only.

Hello All, I've been using EasyEDA for about 1 year and its very intuitive in its behavour, My only issue is it defaults its parts selection to it's parent company. That said there are tutorials on

FYI I learned about the SnapEDA library and the Digikey library for Kicad last year and it cleans up alot of that troublesome transitional period you're talking about (switching platforms). It would

Thanks for the suggestions.??The DesignWorks schematic / simulation software?I have been using?is no longer supported on Macs. The Douglas CAD/CAM system is still around, but upgrading to the

I use to hate KiCad.I have used what is now known as Altium, but my latest version dates from 1999!!I tried KiCad many times, because I can not justify 10K$ + expense of what is now a hobby for me and

I had been using pcb-rnd on linux, but got tired of having to remember lots of linuxy stuff to maintain it. I recently started using librePCB on mac, it is likely more limited than kicad, but I had

I can't say enough kind things about Kicad 6. It's seriously competitive and I say this as a user and owner of Diptrace with a pro license.? If only there was a more universal format for

As Matt I use Eagle CAD, but in my case the 7.6 free version. It's limited, but works fine for what I do. Version 7.6 IIRC, was the last version before the company was acquired?by Autodesk, so no

+1 for KiCad. Sent from a mobile device. Please excuse my brevity.

Eagle CAD still has a free tier. It’s limited to 2 signal layers and 12 square inches of PCB area — both of which are sufficient for most mic circuit designs, in my experience. The interface is

Try KiCad. Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch

My EDA software is ancient and requires keeping a 1998 Mac G4 Cube alive. I'm looking for current Mac OS schematic capture and PCB layout tools, free or low cost. What are you guys using? What's good

Very nice! Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch

Using Jerry's idea in post #3 of using 3 op-amps, I've added a 'multi pattern' version to my collection of OPIC project mics here: www.opic.jp137.com ( http://www.opic.jp137.com ) Seems to perform

Congrats! Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch

All good. As I said before no issue with the voltage (constant 64v occasionally -50mv). Mainly housing issue. I mean very tight space for all components and interconnections. I reflowed some solder

Also ensure you clean the PCB well especially around the 1gig Best Regards, Jules Ryckebusch

Hi Jules. I mean I was measuring the supply on its own for quite a long time several times before using it on the mic. Because it was built last (after an accident on the previous one). I will follow

Please look at this. https://www.jlielectronics.com/content/TroubleshootingOPA-Alice%20MicRev1.pdf You have something touching possibly. I write this based on my own feedback (I have misconnected