Once you know the types of components that you need for your project, the next step is to find sources/vendors from which you can purchase t...
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What is a board outline? A board outline is the outermost boundary of a printed circuit board design. It is used by the PCB manufacturer t... -
Introduction When drawing a circuit, you will often move and delete components as part of the process, meaning that the reference designat... -
Why would I need to change the library search path? When creating a custom PCB footprint for a component, it is stored somewhere on your c... -
Before using Cadence, configure it for optimal performance by following the instructions below. Step 1. Create a Cadence Folder Hierarchy ... -
How do I measure the spacing between pins to make sure my footprint matches the Datasheet? See the How to check your footprints using the Or... -
There are a number of tutorials available for creating schematics in Cadence. The best tutorials are in videos, as the manuals and online he...
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Introduction When drawing a schematic, crossing wires can make the schematic difficult to read and follow signals (see example, Figure 1).... -
You can use VCC (power) and GND (ground) symbols to connect power and ground instead of manually routing wires across your schematic. This... -
While it is easy to place components using the mouse, most designs require precise placement of some components (e.g., to align parallel hea... -
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...
