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schematic / pcb help - camxp_scha.pdf (0/1)
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I would like to make a PC board of the small circuit attached. Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks |
schematic / pcb help - camxp_scha.pdf (0/1)
dave wrote:
Hi, I would like to make a PC board of the small circuit attached. Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks Go he http://www.cadsoft.de/ Download the Eagle software - it's free and will do the layout for you. Go he http://www.fullnet.com/~tomg/gooteepc.htm This describes how to make a PCB once you have the layout done. Ed |
schematic / pcb help - camxp_scha.pdf (0/1) Help
Hi , I've tried this program in the past and had a hard time getting started... anu suggestiond? On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 04:16:14 GMT, ehsjr wrote: dave wrote: Hi, I would like to make a PC board of the small circuit attached. Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks Go he http://www.cadsoft.de/ Download the Eagle software - it's free and will do the layout for you. Go he http://www.fullnet.com/~tomg/gooteepc.htm This describes how to make a PCB once you have the layout done. Ed |
schematic / pcb help - camxp_scha.pdf (0/1) Help
dave wrote:
Hi , I've tried this program in the past and had a hard time getting started... anu suggestiond? Eagle takes some getting used to, but it is worth the effort. There's a narrow vertical panel of icons that comes up when you open a new schematic. (Click file, new, schematic) About 1/2 way down, next to the big X is a logic gate symbol - hover your cursor there and it will say add. Click on it, and it will open a library of various components. Double-click on one. Then click OK - might have to click OK twice - that will bring you back to the schematic drawing page. Position your cursor and click - that will put the part on the schematic. Press esc - that will take you back to the library to get another part. Once you have all the parts on the schematic drawing window, press esc while in the library. That takes you out of add components mode and back to the drawing window. There, you can click on the slanted line icon to draw a wire, and draw the connections on the schematic. When done drawing the schematic, you can click on the icon that looks like a 6 pin dip package below the word View - that takes you to the board layout window. Drag the components into the window and place them where you want them to be on the board. You need to press PF7 to move the components that way. That will get you started. Use just a few components at first, just to get the hang of it. Nose around the site I posted - there's a tutorial somewhere. Ed On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 04:16:14 GMT, ehsjr wrote: dave wrote: Hi, I would like to make a PC board of the small circuit attached. Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks Go he http://www.cadsoft.de/ Download the Eagle software - it's free and will do the layout for you. Go he http://www.fullnet.com/~tomg/gooteepc.htm This describes how to make a PCB once you have the layout done. Ed |
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