Introduction
Waveme is a free timing diagram drawing software for electronic design documentation.
Both, digital and analog signals can be drawn with Waveme.
Waveme is GUI-based, highly customizable, and has a wealth of keyboard shortcuts.
Watch these videos (mp4) to see Waveme in action (downloaded from Dropbox):
- Getting started with Waveme:
- Introduction (7MB)
- Row and segment operations (7MB)
- Diagram and waveform options (11MB)
- Working with gaps (2MB)
- Working with grid lines (3MB)
- Working with arrows (14MB)
Four types of waveforms can be drawn with Waveme,
- Signal (digital and analog)
- Auto-signal
- Bus
- Auto-bus
as well as blank rows (aka Spacer rows) and Time axis.
Signal and Bus waveforms are drawn by you, segment by segment,
whereas Auto-signal and Auto-bus waveforms are drawn all at once, as a repeated pattern.
A diagram can also have:
- Title
- Rulers
- Grid lines
- Gaps
- Arrows
- Labels
- Value-lines
And more...
- Superscript and subscript text is supported in all text entries.
- Undo and redo of operations from last file save.
- Zoom operations
- Export diagram to BMP, PDF, PNG (recommended), SVG or TIFF file formats.
- Convert a color diagram to a black-and-white diagram.
- A diagram is stored in an XML text file.
- To achieve a consist look across multiple diagrams, all user options can be stored in a special file, defaults.xml, which when exists, gives every new diagram the same initial look and options.
Read the User manual.
Download Waveme.
Both, digital and analog signals can be drawn with Waveme.
Waveme is GUI-based, highly customizable, and has a wealth of keyboard shortcuts.
Watch these videos (mp4) to see Waveme in action (downloaded from Dropbox):
- Getting started with Waveme:
- Introduction (7MB)
- Row and segment operations (7MB)
- Diagram and waveform options (11MB)
- Working with gaps (2MB)
- Working with grid lines (3MB)
- Working with arrows (14MB)
Four types of waveforms can be drawn with Waveme,
- Signal (digital and analog)
- Auto-signal
- Bus
- Auto-bus
as well as blank rows (aka Spacer rows) and Time axis.
Signal and Bus waveforms are drawn by you, segment by segment,
whereas Auto-signal and Auto-bus waveforms are drawn all at once, as a repeated pattern.
A diagram can also have:
- Title
- Rulers
- Grid lines
- Gaps
- Arrows
- Labels
- Value-lines
And more...
- Superscript and subscript text is supported in all text entries.
- Undo and redo of operations from last file save.
- Zoom operations
- Export diagram to BMP, PDF, PNG (recommended), SVG or TIFF file formats.
- Convert a color diagram to a black-and-white diagram.
- A diagram is stored in an XML text file.
- To achieve a consist look across multiple diagrams, all user options can be stored in a special file, defaults.xml, which when exists, gives every new diagram the same initial look and options.
Read the User manual.
Download Waveme.