| Review: EAGLE Light is a professional utility for Windows, created specifically to assist in the design of printed circuit boards. It has a simple interface that gives users the ability to create a new project using the library, schematic, board, or a text editor. Maple Editor comes packed with a wide range of dedicated tools that allow users to draw arcs, circles, polygons and rectangles, insert the wire, text messages, incorporate and show or hide layers. EAGLE Light allows users to move, copy or delete the selected insert the contents of the clipboard, choose from a variety of components that can be added to the desktop and use the path objects to convert links in cables routed. Also, you can join the segments of wire, fold lines, rotate objects, zoom, lock the position of a component, and change the properties of an object in terms of size, degree, shape, font, diameter, grade, alignment, and many others. EAGLE Light keeps a history of errors and allows users to print created circuits. In addition, it provides support for operations from the command and script files, automatic backup options online, and allows you to set the parameters of the layer, choose the same signs or different from other objects, select the minimum distance between buildings and their size, and to determine the parameters of thermal insulation and masks. All things considered, the EAGLE Light comes equipped with many useful features that will help you build a circuit. This corresponds to professional users, since it combines a wide range of advanced tools. |
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