Recreate PDF Schematic in OrCAD
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I have a multi-page PDF that shows only the schematics for an existing board, and I need the whole thing rebuilt in OrCAD Capture—no partial redraws, no layout work, just a clean, one-to-one schematic recreation. You will receive the PDF plus a spreadsheet that lists every part number, reference designator, and the exact footprint or library symbol that must be used.
The new OrCAD file should:
• Match the original hierarchy, page breaks, net names, and reference designators.
• Use my supplied symbols and footprints exactly; create any missing ones with correct pin mapping and naming conventions.
• Pass an electrical rules check in OrCAD without warnings.
• Open in the current OrCAD Capture release (v17.x) without “library not found” errors.
When finished, send back the .dsn project file along with any custom library files you created so I can drop everything straight into my workspace. If you have questions about ambiguous symbols or nets, let me know early—I’d rather clarify than rework later.
The new OrCAD file should:
• Match the original hierarchy, page breaks, net names, and reference designators.
• Use my supplied symbols and footprints exactly; create any missing ones with correct pin mapping and naming conventions.
• Pass an electrical rules check in OrCAD without warnings.
• Open in the current OrCAD Capture release (v17.x) without “library not found” errors.
When finished, send back the .dsn project file along with any custom library files you created so I can drop everything straight into my workspace. If you have questions about ambiguous symbols or nets, let me know early—I’d rather clarify than rework later.