Electronics And Computer Aided Design

mCAD (v 1.2.6)
By Tim Mooney
   mCAD is an object-oriented drawing program.  It has a small set of
graphics primitives (like "line", "box", and "text") and a small set of
editing functions (like "move", "size", and "rotate").  While drawing and
editing, the user can call on other functions to modify the display -- to
zoom in, slide around, superimpose a grid, etc. 

   The one powerful feature of mCAD is that primitives can be grouped and
ungrouped; the editing functions operate on groups of (one or more)
primitives.  In these instructions, "group" and "object" will mean either a
single primitive or a group of primitives.

This version comes with several predone primitive electronic components!!!

PCBTool (v2.6)
By George Vokalek
In the words of the author "After seeing the programs available on the 
Amiga for circuit board design, I became very annoyed.  Dynamic CAD (from 
MicroIllusions) is a reasonable CAD program but is not what I 
consider suitable for the rapid cut and paste type work involved in PCB 
design, especially when you start getting a complex layout (at which 
time DCAD becomes intolerably slow).  PCLO by SoftCircuits is a 
SmartWorks type program which looks almost good enough to
be public domain, but reputedly sells for $2000. So I created my own"

LogicLab
By Stephen B. Duff and VS Graphics. 
In the words of the author "This program was originally a commercial 
software package that sold for $39.95 via mail order.  However, with 
advertising costs being what they are, I had to make a choice between 
marketing this program and feeding my children.  Therefore, I decided 
to release this product as shareware to achieve the widest possible 
distribution with minimum costs."

LogicLab is a program that lets the user simulate any normal circuit 
via the internal elemental electronic components.  Combine and, or, 
not, diode, and gates, with this well done program.

SaSTools
By  Jörg Sixt of Sick Amiga Software
This package includes:  
  * VirusTools
               - JAFVK   : A virus detector for startup-sequences. It
                           prints the reset-vectors, looks out for the
                           "Revenge of the Lamer Exterminator" and checks
                           its own length to warn the user against link
                           virus attacks
               - KillRLE : finds and kills the "Revenge of the Lamer Ext."
                           on the actual disk
    Now some display-hacks made with the PD-version of the M2-Amiga
    Sources may be especially useful for beginners
  * Vibrator               (nothing piggish!)
  * WBruise
  * EatIT
  * UFO                  : Use cursor and space keys to work off bad temper
                           press <ESC> to quit
  * MCP                  : A very small M2-version of TRON for two players
    Small utilities again in M2
  * M2ouse               : converts actual mouse pointer into a INLINE-
                           procedure
  * BigCLI               : Useful for PAL-Amigas. Expand active window
                           e.g. CLI-window in a startup-sequence to maximum
                           size.