On Wed, 8 Mar 2006, Olin Lathrop wrote:

> Michael Rigby-Jones wrote:
>> Veroboard is a brand name for stripboard, very popular (or used to be)
>> in Europe, but apparently virtualy unheard of in the US.
>
> But doesn't that have pads prewired in strips of 5 or whatever.  How is
> routing anything in Eagle going to help?  Isn't the OP going to manually
> connect the strips?

If one forces the layout program to make only vertical connections on 
the component side and only horizontal on the layout side, with a 
sizeable modulus (=0.1"), then one can 'convert' the resulting layout 
into traces to be cut on the back and wire bridges to be put in on the 
front.

There exists a layout program that generates layouts specifically for 
Veroboards (in color). I do not remember what it is called.

Peter
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