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AndyWright · 16th May 2021, 2:14 pm

I use LTSpice for simulations, but for drawing schematics I prefer KiCAD, a free CAD tool which also has PCB layout capabilities. It is possible to run Spice within KiCAD, although I find it a bit more laborious to use.

16th May 2021, 2:14 pm	#12
AndyWright Tetrode Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Bishop Auckland, County Durham, UK. Posts: 92	Re: Using LTSpice for schematics I use LTSpice for simulations, but for drawing schematics I prefer KiCAD, a free CAD tool which also has PCB layout capabilities. It is possible to run Spice within KiCAD, although I find it a bit more laborious to use.