Introduction This tutorial goes through how to save CIS schematics and PCB layers as a PDF. First, configure Microsoft Print to PDF to...
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Recreating a simple round padstack This tutorial takes you through recreating a basic round thru-hole padstack. 1. ...
Updating a Part in your Library Sometimes its necessary to make small changes to your parts as you learn more about them or need to defi...
Altering Trace Widths Sometimes you need to globally change trace widths in your board after designing it. Instead of deleting them ...
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Introduction A PCB footprint is the physical layout on a PCB to which a component is soldered. Usually, you must create a custom PCB fo... -
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While it is easy to place components using the mouse, most designs require precise placement of some components (e.g., to align parallel hea...
