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Vector graphic schematic symbols

Matt Beckler posted a handy collection of electronic component symbols in .svg format -

When I need to draw up a circuit schematic, but don't need or want to use a full-blown schematic capture program (Eagle, OrCad, KiCad, etc), I like to use Inkscape to draw simple circuits. I've collected a bunch of frequenly-used circuit symbols and standardized them in SVG format.

Download available over on Matt's site.

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Posted by: Those who don't know their history on September 5, 2009 at 6:40 AM

Xfig

Xfig has (since the seventies, or thereabout) a huge library of electronic components. It really is an excellent drawing application, even if the user interface isn't something you would expect in a more modern app.

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Posted by: Theophrastus on September 5, 2009 at 1:48 PM

Xfig is still a great resource; and i hope it still is supported. Nonetheless:

fig2dev -L svg < trans23.fix >trans23.svg

can be useful...

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Posted by: jpa on September 6, 2009 at 11:15 AM

AC source

What's up with the +- for the AC symbol? :D

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