I'm looking for Linux software capable of producing Electrical diagrams. The Windows standard, is of course, AutoCAD (Electrical), and I'm wondering if such a program exists for Linux, specifically the Debian branches (I'm using Mint).I'm in the Fire Alarm industry, so the candidate I'm after will have a library of symbols pertinent to Fire Alarm system design.
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I'm looking for electrical cad software similar to AutoCAD Electrical or PCSchematic Automation. I need something to do WIRING diagrams as apposed to circuit schematics like Egal. Electrical not Electronic. I'm talking about power distribution, fuses, relays, PLCs, motors, solenoids, switches, buttons, and cables. I am not talking about transistors, capacitors, integrated circuits, and printed circuit boards. Sorry to put such a fine point on it, but there are a lot of PC board design tools out there that use the word "electrical" in their description, but are not useful for diagramming the wiring connections in a machine.
I think an electrical cad program should have the following features in order of importance code...
Here is an example of the sort of thing, but wiring diagrams can represent an entire factory, documents with hundreds of pages.
I want to know that are there any packages or open source software for mechanical and electrical engineers?
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