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One-line diagrams

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I am looking for a tool to draw one-line diagrams.  I already use Eagle

for schematic capture and layout.  Has anyone used Eagle for one-lines?

  If so, do you have any thoughts or advice?

 

Thanks!

Steve

 

  • Steve Kraft wrote:

    I am looking for a tool to draw one-line diagrams.  I already use Eagle

    for schematic capture and layout.  Has anyone used Eagle for one-lines?

    If so, do you have any thoughts or advice?

     

    Thanks!

    Steve

     

    What do you mean by "one Line Diagrams" ?

    Do you mean block diagrams ?

    Or assembly diagrams ?

    John G.

     

  • HJohn Giddy wrote:

    Steve Kraft wrote:

    I am looking for a tool to draw one-line diagrams.  I already use

    Eagle for schematic capture and layout.  Has anyone used Eagle for

    one-lines?  If so, do you have any thoughts or advice?

     

    Thanks!

    Steve

     

    What do you mean by "one Line Diagrams" ?

    Do you mean block diagrams ?

    Or assembly diagrams ?

    John G.

     

    Here's what I mean by one-line diagram:

     

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-line_diagram

     

  • Steve Kraft wrote:

    HJohn Giddy wrote:

    Steve Kraft wrote:

    I am looking for a tool to draw one-line diagrams.  I already use

    Eagle for schematic capture and layout.  Has anyone used Eagle for

    one-lines?  If so, do you have any thoughts or advice?

     

    Thanks!

    Steve

     

    What do you mean by "one Line Diagrams" ?

    Do you mean block diagrams ?

    Or assembly diagrams ?

    John G.

     

    Here's what I mean by one-line diagram:

     

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-line_diagram

     

    Thanks for the explanation. I understand now !

    I guess you could use Eagle to draw such diagrams, but you would

    probably have to set up your own library with the symbols, and then

    probably draw the connecting lines with "wire" rather than "net", as you

    don't need to set up a netlist for future board routing.

    Cheers,  John G. (retired electronics engineer, not a power engineer)