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Subject: [geda-user] SnapEDA...
From: "Jason White (whitewaterssoftwareinfo AT gmail DOT com) [via geda-user AT delorie DOT com]" <geda-user AT delorie DOT com>
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Disclaimer, I am not affiliated with SnapEDA. This service was briefly
mentioned in another thread; from what I have seen so far it is worth
sharing in its own thread.

SnapEDA (see [1])
-> Free commercial use and export of their library of symbols and footprints
-> Exports to Kicad/Eagle/Altium/Orcad/PADS/etc...
- (Its a shame gEDA isn't on that list, not that it isn't hard to
convert...)
-> No apparent usage limitations or vendor lock-in required. They seem to
make money not by selling their symbols, but by selling symbol creation and
batch exporting services.

Their business model is uncommon, I think, most companies of this type
require subscriptions.

So far I have downloaded symbols for a few microcontrollers and FPGAs; they
look fine and match up with datasheets as far as I can tell. I'm going to
give their library a test drive by building a design using a few exported
parts.

--Jason White

[1] snapeda.com

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<div dir=3D"ltr"><div>Disclaimer, I am not affiliated with SnapEDA. This se=
rvice was briefly mentioned in another thread; from what I have seen so far=
 it is worth sharing in its own thread.<br><br></div><div>SnapEDA (see [1])=
<br>-&gt; Free commercial use and export of their library of symbols and fo=
otprints<br></div><div>-&gt; Exports to Kicad/Eagle/Altium/Orcad/PADS/etc..=
.<br></div><div>- (Its a shame gEDA isn&#39;t on that list, not that it isn=
&#39;t hard to convert...)<br></div><div>-&gt; No apparent usage limitation=
s or vendor lock-in required. They seem to make money not by selling their =
symbols, but by selling symbol creation and batch exporting  services.<br><=
br>Their business model is uncommon, I think, most companies of this type r=
equire subscriptions.<br><br></div><div>So far I have downloaded symbols fo=
r a few microcontrollers and FPGAs; they look fine and match up with datash=
eets as far as I can tell. I&#39;m going to give their library a test drive=
 by building a design using a few exported parts.<br><br><div><div class=3D=
"gmail_signature">--Jason White<br><br>[1] <a href=3D"http://snapeda.com">s=
napeda.com</a><br></div>
</div></div></div>

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