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I will surely check all the suggestions above , and will post about results.

Right now i am working with EDRAW.. Will soon post results.

Dia  is another FREE diagram editor, I think you can test.
http://dia-installer.de/shapes/index.html
http://dia-installer.de/download/index.html

Several years ago I was using matlab simulink and the graphics look similar
A current google search for "by images" of "matlab" provides similar diagrams,
probably with current versions there are several customizable graphical tools.

Good luck!
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I think a lot semi pro CAD tools can do this(Viso, Corel, etc). If you are willing to roll out your own symbols. Often is the shorter route to start with symbols that exists. And build your own library from that