> Most autorouters are a waste of time, especially the Eagle one. Electra is > pretty good, and works with Eagle. I've been using an evaluation copy with > Pulsonix, and it does quite a good job. It looks like it will prove to be a > viable alternative to Cadence Specctra, at a fraction of the price. > > Leon I've been using Protel for yonks, after they bought Neurorouter the autorouter became very impressive. I've had it route boards that normally took 20 hours route in 40 seconds. Watching it "push'n shove" is really fun :-) You can customise it to buggery, even freely assign agressor nets, and work out impedance characteristics, crosstalk etc etc. Nowadays Protel has gone insane with their pricing but I still use Client 98 and 99SE. The polygon pour is really great too, perfect for RF - even at 900 MHz and 2.4 GHz -- Kris
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Re: [lpc2000] Help me find LPC2000 programmers
2004-02-20 by microbit
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