davidbball13
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ah.....eagle is very hard i can find any parts
power source
ICs
LEDs
were is all of this stuff
power source
ICs
LEDs
were is all of this stuff
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IC's depend on the IC... some are by vendor some are by family as in 74xx-usah.....eagle is very hard i can find any parts
power source
ICs
LEDs
were is all of this stuff
IC's depend on the IC... some are by vendor some are by family as in 74xx-us
LEDs try LED->LED where you will see LED3MM and LED5MM
I do not use power sources. I add a connector and label the connected nets as needed.
This is one app where reading the docs and doing the tutorials would be helpful.Never mind to all of that i figured it all out i really like it so far
how do i convert into a PC board with the traces
Never mind to all of that i figured it all out i really like it so far
how do i convert into a PC board with the traces
alright i found out how to but the componets and place them on the board. but is there a way so the program can make the easiest way to place the componets.
also it is very hard to make the circuit/schematic look neat any seggestions
I find the Eagle autorouter helpful to show me when a component placement is getting better. When the autorouter can almost handle it, I rip up all the traces and finish by hand.(Note: I've never used a "good" autorouter; I just know that this one has never been helpful to me.)
I find the Eagle autorouter helpful to show me when a component placement is getting better. When the autorouter can almost handle it, I rip up all the traces and finish by hand.
Part placement can make or break a layout. Look at your schematic to see how your components are connected. Place the ones with the most connections to each other near each other. Try flipping components around to reduce the number of wires that cross.
Added hint: Don't route the ground airwires. Use a pour instead.
If there are special considerations for ground, they of course need to be addressed. I am referring to something simple like the OP proposes. John
but i hit drop insted of hitting add/ok and now it is gone. i can find this object any more. how can i get it back
There was an answer to this a short while back in another thread, but I couldn't find it. This method may or may not be the same.
With you schematic open, click on the Library tab to expand it. Click "Use." Scroll down to the library of the part you deleted, left click it to highlight. Click "open." Go back to the add part dialog in your schematic, and the library should be there.
Don't hit the drop button again.
John