The one used on this site
http://bildr.org/?s=Infrared+Thermometer
It is so clear. I would love to be able to make my own. If you know what program he uses please let me know!
The one used on this site
http://bildr.org/?s=Infrared+Thermometer
It is so clear. I would love to be able to make my own. If you know what program he uses please let me know!
Fritzing.
It isn't a proper circuit diagram and can be harder to interpret than a proper schematic.
Thanks. I just want to use it for very simple starter type arduino circuits.
I realise for more complex stuff it wouldn't be ideal but I like how someone can look at it and copy it easily.
but I like how someone can look at it and copy it easily.
and not understand a single thing about what he is doing.
Well I can see that to a degree, but if you show and explain the standard diagram and show then use the visual diagram to let them set it up seems pretty good to me.
Maybe I don't have the right approach. It is just a little introduction to arduino workshop for 14-16 year olds. So I want them to actually build some stuff.
I will guide you towards the CIRCUIT WIZARD i love that programme man but can't buy the paid version as short on money , However it comes on 1 month trial too, the best thing about it is that its a complete package which inlcudes schematics>PCB>SIMULATION based on Spice , as the simulation is based on Spice it provides simulation for analog circuits , it is a very lovely ergonomics filled software.
also, Proteus is good too.