Excluding circuittikz, how can I create circuit diagrams

In summary, the conversation is discussing ways to create circuit diagrams in LaTeX without using the tikz package. The person is hoping to find an alternative method to import complex diagrams into LaTeX without having to manually write the code or take pictures and post them. They mention a tikz manual that may have alternatives but have not searched for them. They also suggest drawing the diagram in a graphic program and importing the image.
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AVBs2Systems
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Hello.
I want to create circuit diagrams, excluding the package tikz and not wanting to write up a schematic in latex, how can I create circuit diagrams?

I would think one of you would have been creating and importing complex diagrams into latex. I do not want to take pictures and post them, I would really need the latex rendering it.

Thanks in advance.
 
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fresh_42 said:
A tikz manual is here:
https://www.overleaf.com/learn/latex/LaTeX_Graphics_using_TikZ:_A_Tutorial_for_Beginners_(Part_4)—Circuit_Diagrams_Using_Circuitikz#All_articles_in_this_series

Why do you want to exclude it? Maybe there are alternatives on that page, I haven't searched for them.

The best I am hoping for is that I can draw it in some software, export it as tikz code or another package, and render it in latex.

I do not want to write the code for it, but to be able to create a schematic and import it so its rendered in latex.
 
  • #4
Then draw it with a graphic program and import the image.
 

1. How can I create circuit diagrams without using the circuittikz package?

There are several other packages and tools available for creating circuit diagrams, such as TikZ-circuit, Circuitikz, and Xcircuit. These packages offer similar functionalities to circuittikz and can be used to create high-quality circuit diagrams.

2. Can I create circuit diagrams using software instead of coding in LaTeX?

Yes, there are many software programs specifically designed for creating circuit diagrams, such as CircuitLab, EasyEDA, and Fritzing. These programs have a user-friendly interface and allow for easy drag-and-drop of components to create circuit diagrams.

3. Are there any online tools for creating circuit diagrams?

Yes, there are several online tools available for creating circuit diagrams, such as Circuit Diagram, Scheme-it, and Lucidchart. These tools are free to use and do not require any coding knowledge, making it easy for beginners to create circuit diagrams.

4. Can I import my own custom components into a circuit diagram?

Yes, most circuit diagram software and packages allow for the import of custom components. You can create your own symbols or use images of specific components to add to your circuit diagram.

5. Is it possible to add annotations or labels to a circuit diagram?

Yes, both software programs and packages offer the option to add annotations or labels to your circuit diagram. This feature is useful for providing additional information or notes about specific components or connections in the circuit.

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