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No Cost - Reference Design data for Arduino Mega 2560

jmcmillan

For all the hobbyist, maker community, students and beyond - we're supplying free reference designs that you can work with, take from and build up to make

your own designs!    No need to start from scratch!


CLICK HERE - to download or learn more now.

                     


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This PADS reference design data sets have 19 files including:

  • Schematic design in xDX Designer format (.prj)
  • Layout design in PADS 9.5 format (.pcb)
  • Bill of Materials for the design ( Bill of Materials.html)
  • PDF of the schematic design ( (Schematic).pdf)
  • PDF of the layout design ( (Layout).pdf)
  • Property definitions file (netlist.prp)
  • PCB Configuration file (pads95.cfg)
  • Land Patterns
  • Schematic symbols

 

Be sure to check out all 25 Reference Designs found here: can be used with our new inexpensive (PADS based) Designer Schematic and Designer Layout tools now available for the hobbyist/maker community from Digikey here as well as our desktop PADS products.

- John

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  • You mean to say that in order to use the "free" reference designs, you need to get a 5k$ software package first ? I have difficulties grasping the "no cost" part of this all.

    I doubt any hobbyist, maker, or student would be willing to pay for something that can be done for free otherwise.

     

    Could you perhaps elaborate on why PADS is a better alternative and why it would be worth the 5k$ price tag ?

     

    Edit: The Designer Schematic & Layout tools seem to have a 864$ price tag. Better than 5k$, but can it do all that is required? It's still expensive considering a target audience of hobbyists, makers and students though.

     

    Frederick

  • in reply to fvan

    $864 per year (i.e. subscription) from what I can tell.

    One model I like is seeing organizations these days aim for sub-$100 software products for individuals with community-led support (i.e. no guaranteed response-time/resolution), because it helps the company

    test out their latest software features on individuals, before rolling out a mature version in $$$ supported software.

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  • in reply to fvan

    $864 per year (i.e. subscription) from what I can tell.

    One model I like is seeing organizations these days aim for sub-$100 software products for individuals with community-led support (i.e. no guaranteed response-time/resolution), because it helps the company

    test out their latest software features on individuals, before rolling out a mature version in $$$ supported software.

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