Stripboard Magic

Hi
My daughter would like to use "Stripboard Magic" for some upcoming
course work but I have lost my copy. I have tried searching on the net
but to no avail so if anyone could tell me where I can get a copy I
would be obliged.

Thanks S.T.

 

I think the company went under a couple of years ago.

Leon

 

In that case :-|
http://members.lycos.co.uk/interelektronik/modules.php?name=Downloads&d_op=MostPopular
Geo

 

Thanks for the link Geo.
Its a shame the company went down the program is a god send to
hobbiest people.

Thanks everyone S.T.

 

If it could only read netlists from other programs. It would be nice to
have, say, parts of a larger project quickly placed on a veroboard to do
some testing on the labtop before sending the stuff to production.

And there are many different types of veroboards out there, would be
nice to be able to autoplace and autoroute a couple of those.

SBM is also a bit tricky to work with, specially when you are used to
other EDA programs.

 

Vutrax has a procedure for laying out PCBs on Stripboard
(Veroboard) on circuits derived from schematics or netlist.
Available for Windows 95 through XP and Linux as an about 10MB download.
It includes an interactive tutorial & practice system and is free
up to 256 pins (surely enough for Stripboard), with many options
thereafter.

There is a supplementary Software Advice Note (SAN 206) obtainable
from the support section of the web sites, that outlines methods
available for handling Stripboard with or without schematic entry.

Visit either of these for a look
http://www.vutrax.co.uk (Main UK site)
http://www.protonique.com/vutrax (Central Europe Mirror)