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Good day everyone, i would like to ask your opinions on which software is the cheapest to buy and easiest to learn which will allow me to use multiple dxf files as board cutouts and board layouts for either routing operations or V scoring, also i would like to be able to use a DXF file for the silk screening layout, As it stands my only experience with pcb software is the free version of Eagle, which is very limiting, i know they offer a the push from eagle to fusion on the registered paid versions, however it seems more complicated then it should be. Any suggest on which software free or paid would make the job easy and most importantly,as easy to learn as possible.
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Depends on what you are trying to do. I prefer EasyEDA.com which has all the features you want. -
Thanks ill give EasyEDA a look.
Simply put, I want to make a bunch of little boards of different shapes and have them fitting together with slots which would have solderable tabs linked to traces to mechanically and electrically soldered together, if a DXF file could be used as silk screen template, i could cad out the design art for the boards. then i would like to have all the parts grouped up into one biscuit or mini panel so the parts can be snapped away, i know i could easily cad all that out even Drilling holes for the snapping break away parts, however its how do i bring it all together as Gerber files for JLC. I will have a look at EasyEDA, That the online one right?Comment
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Yes EasyEDA is browser-based. In case of DFX Files I don't think you'll face any problems.Comment
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