2.9.2022

Hello,

Is there a CAD to create from a circuit diagram a Vero and Breadboard layout?

 

For 0.1 inch veroboard I use KiCad with the grid set to 2.54 mm. The copper tracks are the horizontal brown lines. The vertical green lines are wire links. The 'X's indicate where the tracks need to be cut.

 

I've found the attached, printed on A4 works for me, using pencil and a rubber to fine tune the layout

 

I've found the attached, printed on A4 works for me, using pencil and a rubber to fine tune the layout

I used to use 0.1 inch grid graph paper, but (in the UK) it's becoming harder to find in local shops since we went metric. It's still easily available to order from Amazon. Since I have become so familiar with KiCad I find it less trouble to use KiCad for the schematic and the layout. It also means I don't have to keep paper records.

 

Free version of VeroCad
https://www.softpedia.com/get/Science-CAD/VeroCAD.shtml

 

Have a look at fritzing.

 

VeeCad https://www.electroschematics.com/veroboard-design-software/

 

I've found the attached, printed on A4 works for me, using pencil and a rubber to fine tune the layout

I printed mine and use pencil and rubber as well.