DipTrace Free

by Novarm Limited

Design and build your computer from scratch

Operating system: Windows

Publisher: Novarm Limited

Release: DipTrace Free 3.3 Trial

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DipTrace Free is a software that is specifically designed for real hardcore computer enthusiasts. This software lets you design and builds your computer from scratch. By scratch, I mean literally circuit but circuit! Now as cool as that might sound, it isn't if you have no remote understanding of circuitry. The program has an extreme learning curve that will send most amateurs screaming for the hills. I would strongly suggest viewing some online tutorials before picking this little gem up. Difficulties aside, if you know what you are doing with this program you can design some seriously impressive computers.

Features:

Free to use
Incredibly professional looking results
Drag and drop design interface
Automatically suggests proper circuits
Perfect for veteran builders
Rewarding learning curve

Like I said before, the results are amazing if you know what you are doing with DipTrace Free. The learning curve can be steep even so seasoned veterans. However, you'll get the hang of it much sooner than any beginner. The best feature of DipTrace Free, in my opinion, is the software's ability to automatically suggest the best possible circuits. This makes the design process much easier and semi-automated. You can focus more on what you want to build the system for, and the program can be set to select the proper components automatically every time. This is mostly to cut down on design time, but if you are like me you will probably want to take a little more time with the designing process.

The next best feature is going to be it's drag and drop interface. I was actually pleasantly surprised with the program when I accidentally dragged a component around from the menus on the left of the interface. Ever since I discovered it, I've been using it religiously ever since. All in all, I like the program. It's free, and I get some very impressive designs. However, I can't state enough that this is a program that will get on your last nerve if you have no idea what you are doing.

Plan and design your computer from scratch in just a few minutes.

USER REVIEWS AND COMMENTS

Dane

I've been using DipTrace Free on all of my computer builds. It really is only for the best of the best, so if that is not you, perhaps you shouldn't download this program. L33t hax0rs only are the ones this is for!

Max

This is a great product but has some essential learning curves you must overcome. This can be done so by watching various online tutorials. It has a really simple D&D interface and best of all....it's free to use and very rewarding.

Riley Correa

DipTrace is a progressed PCB structure programming application that comprises of 4 modules: PCB Layout with high-class auto-switch and 3D PCB Preview, Schematic Capture, Component and Pattern Editors that permit you to plan your own part libraries. Various leveled and multi-sheet schematics are bolstered. DipTrace has an amazing programmed switch. It can highway a solitary layer and multilayer circuit sheets, and there is a choice to autoroute a solitary layer board with jumper wires, whenever required. DipTrace additionally gives you outer autorouter support. DipTrace Schematic Capture and PCB Layout additionally bolster well known netlist configurations and flavor. Yield groups are DXF, Gerber, Drill and G-code. Standard libraries incorporate 100.000+ components.

Jay

If you know electronics, Dip Trace can be a great tool for you. Not for the beginner, it will easily allow you to design and manipulate circuitry. It allows you to import file types such as LT Spice, CAD, Allegro to name a few. Yo can drag and drop your circuits and Dip Trace has the ability to offer alternatives or make the changes automatically if your design is not working.                        

Charlie

DipTrace Free for Windows is a power engineering tool, used for board design featuring smart manual, and you can enjoy routing of high-speed and differential signals, isn't that exciting? the software also has this great feature to preview in a 3D form. I recommend you all to try this out                        

Caleb

Technology moves at the speed of a hurtling comet. Those in the technical design field need top-notch highly adaptable, current, and super-functional Computer Design and Drafting software. This is more commonly referred to as CADD software. DipTrace Free for Windows is an excellent place to start.  
 
DipTrace is rated highly for neophytes and those interested in designing as a hobby. This is supported by the software’s high marks for its navigation features, tutorials, and most importantly its ease of use, which provides a wide learning curve.
 
Those in the faster technical lanes can also benefit from DipTrace Free for Windows. Feature-rich, the system makes the creation of schematic drawings easy. The system can be used for custom work and tweaks to already finished products with little effort. Boards are reviewable in superior 3-D detail. Upon completion boards can be exported for CAD modeling. There is an expansive array of import and export options to choose from. Upgrades for the system are generally very affordable.                        

Noah

This application very simple and best Design. Easy way of Download and Installed. Scheme and Design very well.
Good instruction Easily Communicated No any Doubt and problems in the application. trail package also available, So try this every one. I like this Application and I am using this. It is very Useful application. webpage Clearly Dedicate there others feature also. So my rating for this application 5                        

Kayden Locust

DipTrace is a PCB Design software for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. It offers an easy-to-use interface and powerful features to design PCBs from schematic to ready-to-manufacture output files. It also includes a library of over 500,000 components, DRC, and routing functions.                        