Ultiboard

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Ultiboard is a computer program to create and modify printed circuit boards. The program was originally created by Ultimate Technologies, until that company merged with Interactive Image Technologies and eventually renamed itself to Electronics Workbench. In 2003 all development of Ultiboard was moved to the head office in Toronto.

Ultiboard is now supported and distributed by National Instruments. The product has been renamed from Electronics Workbench back to Ultiboard with the schematic capture and simulation tool named Multisim.

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