LaTeX Drawing electrical circuit diagrams with LaTeX

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The discussion centers around finding an easy method for creating circuit diagrams in LaTeX. Participants inquire about specific needs and definitions of "easy." They suggest alternatives to direct LaTeX markup, including vector graphic packages that can be imported into LaTeX, such as Xfig and Dia. The conversation highlights the importance of existing resources, including CTAN for LaTeX packages and specific tools like the pic interpreter and M4 macro parser for circuit diagrams. Overall, the thread emphasizes the search for efficient solutions and available tools for circuit drawing in LaTeX.
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Hi all.

I've searched the WWW, and it doesn't seem that there is an easy way of doing this. Do you have any experience with this?

Thanks in advance.


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The program in http://jpicedt.sourceforge.net/ looks very nice; I tried it, and it seems cool, though the conducting wires seem very bold (actually, most of the drawings seem very bold).

But it is something like that I need.

Is there a standard way of doing drawing circuits in LaTeX? I suppose I'm not the first one trying this.
 
For anything LaTeX, Go look on the ctan website. If you run some flavour of gnu/linux, you'll have these packages in your repository. For circuit diagrams, you need the pic interpreter and an M4 macro parser.

Also see:
https://ece.uwaterloo.ca/~aplevich/Circuit_macros/
 

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