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KiCad is an open-source software suite for electronic design automation (EDA),
enabling the design and simulation of electronic circuits and printed circuit
boards (PCBs). It provides a comprehensive set of tools for schematic capture,
PCB layout, and 3D visualization. KiCad supports extensive libraries of
components and footprints, allowing designers to create custom designs with
ease. Its robust features, such as design rule checking, netlist generation,
and Gerber export, make it a preferred choice for professionals and hobbyists
alike. With a focus on flexibility and open-source principles, KiCad empowers
users to bring their electronic design projects to life.