Osmond PCB

Osmond PCB is a planning tool for all those who design circuit boards. OsmondCocoa updates over 10 years of development with the latest Cocoa framework to bring you a feature-rich tool:

• Virtually unlimited board sizes
• Virtually unlimited number of board layers
• Virtually unlimited number of parts
• Spatial resolution down to 10 nanometer
• Concurrent support for both Imperial and metric units
• All angle routing
• Rubber-band traces
• Rats Nest Layer
• Variable size grid
• Support for both through-hole and surface mount parts
• Circular, rectangular, and oval pads
• Easy part editing
• Variable trace widths
• Variable trace spacing
• Curved traces
• Silkscreen, solder-mask, and auxiliary layers
• Signal and ground planes
• Copper fill areas
• Automatic clearance checks
• Easy manual and semi-automatic routing
• Built-in script language using Lua
• Gerber (RS-274X) and drill file (Excellon) output
• DXF file output
• DXF file input
• Encapsulated PostScript file output
• Net check output (IPC-356)

• A complete library of text characters (provided by Robert Lau) is now available by default if other text libraries are not available.
• Fixed several issues that could cause opaque white patches to appear, particularly with Yosemite, when performing peg dragging or clearance checking operations.
• The full trace length of the trace nearest the cursor is now automatically displayed at the upper right, along with the X and Y position of the cursor.
• Two new Lua commands: "path_to_file()", and "path_to_directory()", return strings that contain the full path to the design file and to the directory that contains the design file, respectively.
• Fixed a bug that could cause a trace or a portion of a trace to not highlight correctly when performing a clearance checking operation.