When you mention "NA," I'm assuming you're referring to North America. The most popular electrical CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software in the North American market varies depending on the specific needs and area of focus of the user. However, some commonly used ones are:
1. AutoCAD Electrical: It's widely used among professionals for creating electrical diagrams, designing schematics, and other electrical drafting purposes.
2. SolidWorks Electrical: SolidWorks provides a suite of software for mechanical and electrical design. SolidWorks Electrical is specifically designed for electrical system design.
3. Altium Designer: This is a favorite amongst PCB (Printed Circuit Board) designers for its advanced capabilities.
4. OrCAD: Another popular choice for PCB design.
5. Eplan: A comprehensive software for planning and managing automation systems.
6. LTSpice: A widely used free program for circuit simulation.
To better assist you, could you provide more context about your specific need or application? Are you looking for a tool for designing circuits, layout PCBs, simulate electronic behavior, or something else?
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