Schematic Capture : Creating Power Supplies
Saving Power Supply Files
Next, the following will explain how to save a created power supply file.
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This can also be done using Save.
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- STEP 1: Opening a Component Creation Sheet
- STEP 2: Setting References
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- STEP 4: Registering Symbols (Circuit Component Shapes)
- STEP 5: Confirming Pin Assignment
- STEP 6: Registering Footprints (PCB Component Shapes)
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- STEP 9: Saving
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- Sample: Creating a component
- Sample: Creating an IC (Gate/Alternate Component)
- Extra: Settings Components as Unmounted
- Creating Symbols
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- Creating Footprints
- STEP 1: Create a New Footprint
- STEP 2: Place Pads
- STEP 3: Set the Origin Point
- STEP 4: Create Silk
- STEP 5: Create the Final Outline Drawing (Assembly)
- STEP 6: Adjust the Reference Position
- STEP 7: Save
- Extra: Drawing Dimensions
- Extra: Configuring the Assembly Area and Height
- Extra: Convenient Functions When Creating Footprints
- Creating IPC Footprints
- Creating Spice Component
- SpicePinOrder
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- Sub Circuit
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Schematic Capture
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- Creating Schematics
- About Creating Schematics
- Placing Components
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- Difference Between Placing Components and Placing Symbols
- Component Search
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- Draw
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- LTspice cooperation
- GNDSettings
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- Various Convenient Functions
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- Copy Continuously
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- Various Convenient Functions
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- Replace Via
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- Layer Drawing Order
- Subtract
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