There is gael
gael.sourceforge.net.
This looks like it will be a nice project if it ever really takes off.
There are a number of other projects out there.
Are you looking for something that will allow you to build a circuit and
then simulate it on the computer?
MArk
On Wed, 2002-06-26 at 09:30, Philip O Brien wrote:
> Hi,
>> Myself and my fellow admin have recently taken up the
> challenges of robotics .. (you can imaging the free time
> we must have). We are confident in our abilities but we
> have a distinct lack of circuitry design software, Is there
> any open source project for this ? A nice Virtual
> breadboard :-) ...
>> Thanks for entertaining the query...
>> --Philip O Brien.
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