Excellent! We finished a school house in South Africa, started to build a community in Nicaragua, and are working on a research facility on Cornell's campus. We have research grants to pursue development of several new technologies.
Jeremy. Thank you for this excellent tutorial. As a person who is very comfortable in MultiSim. I've been wanting to learn Eagle for a long time. Can't thank you enough. Looking forward to the rest of the series. Well Done!
Fantastic,with just 32.17 min. you blew it all my lecturer used two days for just the introduction... thanks so much i look forward for more deep and understandable videos..
Dude, coming from an old schooler, I gotta say, You rock! I wish I coulda gotten my kids off the Playstation and onto my solder station way back when. They mighta been you :-) Thanks for all your tutorials, they are much appreciated!
Thanks for a very good intro to Eagle! One thing that will speed up your work is to use the right mouse button to rotate the component while moving it. Then you'll never need the rotate tool. If I rememeber rigth it can be use in board layout mode to choose between routing alterntives while manually roting traces.
I'm an undergrad EE senior at the University of Washington and will be designing PCBs for multiple courses. Thank you for the great demo! Going to Tutorial 2 right away.
Thank you! Some of the UI has changed or is different for Mac, but this tutorial was so helpful. One trick with the Mac - I think right click as you're moving components around will rotate them. Pretty nice!
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm coming from a software design background and was utterly confused by the way they designed their UX with almost everything being mouse centric and requiring self assigned hotkeys. After watching this video I have an idea of what types of tools in the shelf that I would require and have all assigned them to awkward hotkeys already. Will now keep plowing through the remainder of the tutorials.
It IS working now. I just didn't understand how to get Eaglecad to recognize that the library was there. It was:(Main menu bar) Library, use, external_lbrs, adafruit.lbr. The "Library" menu item only appears once a project has been loaded. Apparently, one has to use this process each time one opens to program. Thanks for you interest. Pete Stanaitis
In 7:26 after I downloaded adafruit library, when I click on library in schematics, the option use doesn't show. I am using windows 10 and the download was a bit different. any ideas what it might be?
Thanks for the clear video. Still helps, after all these years. Is there a way to add a library to my windows directory (instead of the install library?) , In case I will install again.
Great video.. One thing I thought you were going to mention, is when picking the components for your BoM, if you intend to order from them, you'll want to pay attention to the quantity available, and maybe even price, to make sure you're picking a version of it that they have in stock!
Yeah, holds up pretty well on Eagle 9.6. Biggest change seems to be that the Adafruit library should go into the Documents/EAGLE/libraries folder, instead of in the program's install folder.
Great explanation. Very clear and easy to follow. A few of the command symbols have changed since Eagle version 6, but the rest of the tutorial is accurate!
Questions: Can you assign a key to selection options? For example assigning letter "R" to rotate, or "W" to wire (make connection between parts) etc...
CadSoft EAGLE is available on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. Labcenter Electronics' Proteus and New Wave Concepts' Livewire are only available for Windows. EAGLE has been around for over 25 years, longer than either of the two companies you mentioned, so CadSoft must be doing something right, despite your opinion!
Continuing with "---adafruit library wouldn't work--": I finally just inserted a copy of that unzipped library file into the Eaglecad lbr folder. It still wouldn't show up when I re-opened the program. I finally found a menu item called "Library" that only shows up when you have a project loaded. I clicked on "use" and selected the adafruit library. Lo and Behold, it works. Sorry to bother you. I should be having this conversation with adafruit support. They have been quite helpful so far.
Can you talk about how to create a heat sink on the PCB layout for some power ICs that require heat sinks in your next videos? Is it simply just several pads close to each other or is there an easier way to do it?
Hey. Today I found out this great tutorial and I have to say that I didn't know what the DesignLink is and what it is used for. It seems very useful. However, I am not USA citizen and I do not live in USA. Will this technique of ordering parts work also in Europe? Because I've actually quite did the opposite. First I looked up parts and then I just built schematic with the found parts online from a local retail store. I live in Czech Republic and one of the biggest electronic parts retail seller is GM Electronics (GME). I guess that they might have most of stuff found in EAGLE library, but I was quite unsuccessful to find particular parts, especially some buttons. I am more into THT because I find it easier to just stick it through the holes and solder it. I prefer bottom side of PCB to wire the connections and only lead straight top wiring where necessary using via pads. The top layer wiring isn't etched, it is in fact wired using a copper wire stuck through the connection holes - I cannot wire it under the parts, so naturally there might not be enough room to fiddle it in. As with the blinky LEDs, we used to design the THT PCB in school by hand, and we used PNP transistors for this, not 555 timer. We used 555 timer in later classes for astable flip flop circuits, monostable and bistable, using 0-2 buttons. And we used pre-etched boards with large solder pads made by first years.
Good job! I have been using Fritzing for all my schematic and PCB needs and i can really recommend it but eagle looks really good as well and seems to be better if you want your PCB's printed professionally.
Nice video dude. I'm going to check the second part now, but I just wanted to thank you before and like your video. Just the renumber-sch ulp thing that is not integrated on my software but I think I can easily find it somewhere else on internet. Nice work!!
Jeremy Blum I see you have the propeller tool on your task bar ..would it be possible for you to do some tutorials using the propeller board. In both SPIN and propeller assembly?
I'm glad the UI hasn't been updated, it looks great to me. Some idiots seem to think you need a fancy UI, but they have just been sucked in by the marketing (and their boss) Apart from the crappy UI, Windows 10 hasn't changed a single bit since XP/NT the fancy UIs are totally unnecessary ;)
for virtual source, is it compulsory to connect a battery or any other source to virtual supply symbol (Vcc or V+) in the schematic first or we can just add Virtual supplys (Vcc or V+) to the positive terminal of any component without adding any kind of source or battery in the schematic ???
Hi Jeremy. Can you explain to me why I'm not getting the parts list as you did in tutorial 1. Is there anyway to solve this problem or do i need to have the full licensed version of eagle. Thanks
How to choose required value of resistors or conductors? Is it on theoretical or experience base or software can simulate and helps to choose values of component to be chosen for proper function?
Just curious, what is the name of plugin or software he is using to put the second program panel on top of the desktop screen? Seems to be really handy stuff to clean up the desktop.
There are, you just type what you want to do and press enter. For example if you want wire, type wire, if you want delete type delete or d. I actually like it better than shortcuts.
If you're in a schematic and you go up to "Options" menu and then click "Assign" you can assign hot-keys. Click "New" to add a hotkey function or you can change the existing ones. For the "Assign Command" input box you'll have to go back out of the "Assign" window and hover over the command toolbar to see what it's actually called. I assigned the following hotkeys that have been working out for me so far: o Info lets you see/edit a lot of stuff (including the name) (CTRL+1) o Group (CTRL+2) o Move (CTRL+3) o Rotate can be accomplished with move and right clicking o Copy (CTRL+C) o Delete (CTRL+D) o Add part (CTRL+A) o Smash (to get rid of labels I don’t want) (CTRL+S) o Electrical connection (CTRL+E) o Bus connection (CTRL+B) You'll notice I try to keep everything to the left side of the keyboard and didn't assign all the commands a hotkey.
I am working on a project to create a DC-10GHz amplifier with a flat gain over the entire frequency range. For this, I have selected NLB 310(Cascadable broadband InGaP/GaAs MMIC amplifier). This might be a very basic question but I am very new to Eagle software and I am unable to find MMIC in the any of the external libraries. How can i add the component to design schemetic?
Hi Jeremy, Thank you for this excellent video. I still have a problem: I do not see the component images at the top left of the Design Link / Schematic dialog box. I use Eagle 9.2.2 and this window gives the components of Farnell whereas in your video i see those of Newark, is that the reason?
The adafruit tutorial has a couple of lines of code that I don't understand. When I tried to copy them to this reply system, it kept getting all red and saying "try again" "On Windows, $HOME\external_lbrs changes to: C:\Users\Mosfet\Documents\external_lbrs". No idea what that means.
I know this is a super old video but I was wondering how you power the 555 timer off of 3V from a single button cell. As far as I'm aware, the 555 needs between 4.5V and 15V to run.
Great tut. Although, I've been using Eagle for 2 days and am already frustrated with the difficulty of getting LBR files for serious/high-end components (the chips that actually cost more than $20), which seems fine for a hobbyist using common crappy components to blink LEDs, but for serious sequential designs, wow I cannot find a single LBR for any of the chips I need. FMC LPC lbr anyone? FT600Q lbr? There are missing TI LBRs I could do with as well. Maybe I am looking in the wrong places?
Hi Jeremy , very nice tutorials ,i would like to ask something. When i choose design link ,at general an schematic is says ''Country 'GR' not supported. How could i vhange the country so that it works?
am new into an eagle and am using your tutorial, am working on a project using a boost regulator ADP5090 and an LDO ADPADP162ACBZ-1.8-R7. please I need assistant on the schematic of both in one design.Thanks
Do you know any library I can download that has the layout for SATA power connector? The closest I could get is to danstrother library (located at the bitbucket>eagle-lbr) but that's data only, no power footprint. By the way, nice tutorials. Only seeing this and part 2 was enough to start a project on Eagle.
Hi ,sir. What can we do for the huge library which consists of all component in the world(possible)? AND How can ı add most of the component library in eagle.
I was searching for 220 microferrat capacitator but I couldn't find it in the libary The library is a mess. Normaly you write something and directly it has to find the right component. You type 220. and that must be enough to list all possibilities but it doesn't. The most pcb progs are working the same way but none of them has a good library search.. Another issue is, that if there was a component found the componnet will be shown in a black/white schematic, instead of a real photo to choose the right one. Today there is enough space on every HD to list all photos in realtime of all components.
Really appreciate the video.. Just come back into electronics after some years so no knowledge of smd. You have caps on board, but no spec. The schematic indicates a polarised cap but smd caps are all non-polarised I think (not sure). Rs are simple but from my point of view I would like a little bit more info on smd caps that you choose and what the options are.
Great video the explanation and examples are detailed , i was wondering if you recommend a good library to get IC holder 40PIN for Atmega32, USB input connectors and Max232 16PIN holder
Hi,thanks for the tutorial its most helpfull,can i ask how can we make a favorite parts library,so our commonly used parts are easy to find in a favorite folder? thanks in advance
You're incredible dude. Thank you so much for making tuts like these. Would you mind letting us know what kind of formal and informal education you have? I basically think I need to have all the same skills you do! Ha!
You probably dont care but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account..? I was stupid lost the password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!
@Cassius Ronnie I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and Im trying it out atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Hi,Jeremy ,do you know how to have different colours for the wires?cant seem to get it.I want to be more specific on the wires in my schematic connections.Do they have more options other than the blue , red etc ,thanks
Hello all, getting Error code in Warnings - power pin IC1 v+ connected to VCC ? can i leave this error. Has it something to do with labeling? Thanks in advance.
Excellent! We finished a school house in South Africa, started to build a community in Nicaragua, and are working on a research facility on Cornell's campus. We have research grants to pursue development of several new technologies.
Jeremy. Thank you for this excellent tutorial. As a person who is very comfortable in MultiSim. I've been wanting to learn Eagle for a long time. Can't thank you enough. Looking forward to the rest of the series. Well Done!
I have never used eagle cad in my life. I used Fritzing to make PCB's at my house. This video has been very helpful. Thanks brother!
Fantastic,with just 32.17 min. you blew it all my lecturer used two days for just the introduction... thanks so much i look forward for more deep and understandable videos..
your lecturer needs a pay rise ....
Dude, coming from an old schooler, I gotta say, You rock! I wish I coulda gotten my kids off the Playstation and onto my solder station way back when. They mighta been you :-)
Thanks for all your tutorials, they are much appreciated!
Thanks for a very good intro to Eagle! One thing that will speed up your work is to use the right mouse button to rotate the component while moving it. Then you'll never need the rotate tool. If I rememeber rigth it can be use in board layout mode to choose between routing alterntives while manually roting traces.
I'm an undergrad EE senior at the University of Washington and will be designing PCBs for multiple courses. Thank you for the great demo! Going to Tutorial 2 right away.
Thanks for going to the trouble of putting this together for those of us who have been over our heads trying to figure this out!
I'm just getting started with designing PCB for my hobby projects. Thanks for this tutorial.
Where did you start and with what did you follow?
The best tutorial I could find. Got the necessary basic understanding of software within minutes. Thank you a lot.
Thanks Jeremy, even 4+ years later this tutorial is awesome!
Truly one of the most helpful and clear tutorials I've ever watched. Thank you
Thank you! Some of the UI has changed or is different for Mac, but this tutorial was so helpful. One trick with the Mac - I think right click as you're moving components around will rotate them. Pretty nice!
I am so glad I this tutorial....being a garage style hacker I was in need of a simple break it down approach. Thanks Jeremy!
My EE teacher made us do this tutorial as a lab. Thanks it was very easy to follow along and very informative.
Your videos Rock man Seriously to me you are way cooler than any celebrity. I have learned so much from you Jeremy, Thank you man.
This is exactly what I need for my senior design project. Ur a life saver.
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm coming from a software design background and was utterly confused by the way they designed their UX with almost everything being mouse centric and requiring self assigned hotkeys. After watching this video I have an idea of what types of tools in the shelf that I would require and have all assigned them to awkward hotkeys already. Will now keep plowing through the remainder of the tutorials.
Quality as usual. Never take this down :) Thank you Jeremy!
12:30 Group Movement
23:30 Virtual Connections
24:00 Defining Value to Components
25:52 Run
@Nikolas Atlas STFU
You are one of the best eagle guys out there!!!😆
This video is great. A quick half-hour tutorial and I'm up and running. Thanks!
Jeremy you are the best, I am trying to learn the eagle cad it is not easy to learn though I enjoy learnign new things. You are great
It IS working now. I just didn't understand how to get Eaglecad to recognize that the library was there. It was:(Main menu bar) Library, use, external_lbrs, adafruit.lbr. The "Library" menu item only appears once a project has been loaded. Apparently, one has to use this process each time one opens to program.
Thanks for you interest.
Pete Stanaitis
Just getting started with Eagle, and found this tutorial a great help -- thanks!
You are a god amongst mortals. Thank you for giving me such a clear tutorial and lesson into this program. Thank you.
Simple and clear explanation!! Well done and Thanks Jeremy Blum!! Really useful !!
In 7:26 after I downloaded adafruit library, when I click on library in schematics, the option use doesn't show. I am using windows 10 and the download was a bit different. any ideas what it might be?
Thanks for the clear video. Still helps, after all these years. Is there a way to add a library to my windows directory (instead of the install library?) , In case I will install again.
I found it. Thanks again for the video.
Really helpful tutorial to a rather intimidating piece of software for beginners. Thank you!
Excellent upload Jeremy. Clear and helpful to a first time designer.
Thank you.
Great video.. One thing I thought you were going to mention, is when picking the components for your BoM, if you intend to order from them, you'll want to pay attention to the quantity available, and maybe even price, to make sure you're picking a version of it that they have in stock!
Thank you for the tutorial. It holds up pretty well even on the 2020 version of the Eagle Software
Yeah, holds up pretty well on Eagle 9.6.
Biggest change seems to be that the Adafruit library should go into the Documents/EAGLE/libraries folder, instead of in the program's install folder.
Great explanation. Very clear and easy to follow. A few of the command symbols have changed since Eagle version 6, but the rest of the tutorial is accurate!
Where do you get that little tag used at 22:49? I don't see it on my version of Eagle.
Questions: Can you assign a key to selection options? For example assigning letter "R" to rotate, or "W" to wire (make connection between parts) etc...
Takes, sir. Good tutorial. I'm just getting started with Eagle CAD and this helped a lot.
Jeremy, good job bro your all videos is very helpful for me.
Thanks
CadSoft EAGLE is available on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. Labcenter Electronics' Proteus and New Wave Concepts' Livewire are only available for Windows. EAGLE has been around for over 25 years, longer than either of the two companies you mentioned, so CadSoft must be doing something right, despite your opinion!
Excellent tutorial, I look forward to watching the rest.
Continuing with "---adafruit library wouldn't work--":
I finally just inserted a copy of that unzipped library file into the Eaglecad lbr folder. It still wouldn't show up when I re-opened the program. I finally found a menu item called "Library" that only shows up when you have a project loaded. I clicked on "use" and selected the adafruit library. Lo and Behold, it works.
Sorry to bother you. I should be having this conversation with adafruit support. They have been quite helpful so far.
Can you talk about how to create a heat sink on the PCB layout for some power ICs that require heat sinks in your next videos? Is it simply just several pads close to each other or is there an easier way to do it?
Hey. Today I found out this great tutorial and I have to say that I didn't know what the DesignLink is and what it is used for. It seems very useful. However, I am not USA citizen and I do not live in USA. Will this technique of ordering parts work also in Europe? Because I've actually quite did the opposite. First I looked up parts and then I just built schematic with the found parts online from a local retail store. I live in Czech Republic and one of the biggest electronic parts retail seller is GM Electronics (GME). I guess that they might have most of stuff found in EAGLE library, but I was quite unsuccessful to find particular parts, especially some buttons. I am more into THT because I find it easier to just stick it through the holes and solder it. I prefer bottom side of PCB to wire the connections and only lead straight top wiring where necessary using via pads. The top layer wiring isn't etched, it is in fact wired using a copper wire stuck through the connection holes - I cannot wire it under the parts, so naturally there might not be enough room to fiddle it in.
As with the blinky LEDs, we used to design the THT PCB in school by hand, and we used PNP transistors for this, not 555 timer. We used 555 timer in later classes for astable flip flop circuits, monostable and bistable, using 0-2 buttons. And we used pre-etched boards with large solder pads made by first years.
Good job! I have been using Fritzing for all my schematic and PCB needs and i can really recommend it but eagle looks really good as well and seems to be better if you want your PCB's printed professionally.
Men I was using WIRE command to connect the parts instead of NET command. Thanks for the lesson and keep good job.
Nice video dude. I'm going to check the second part now, but I just wanted to thank you before and like your video. Just the renumber-sch ulp thing that is not integrated on my software but I think I can easily find it somewhere else on internet.
Nice work!!
maybe i missed this. Why did you need to get resistors and capacitors with the 0805 number? couldnt you choose any with the right values? Great video
great tutorial a little thing, 0.01uF is not 100pF (27:40)
thanks for the tutorial!
At First glance to Eagle I was confused. Thanks a lot to have made the Eagle commands easy. I am waiting for the video to see if the project works.
Jeremy Blum I see you have the propeller tool on your task bar ..would it be possible for you to do some tutorials using the propeller board. In both SPIN and propeller assembly?
I'm glad the UI hasn't been updated, it looks great to me. Some idiots seem to think you need a fancy UI, but they have just been sucked in by the marketing (and their boss) Apart from the crappy UI, Windows 10 hasn't changed a single bit since XP/NT the fancy UIs are totally unnecessary ;)
Whoever disagrees, is wrong and has a tiny penis ;)
Nice and clear tutorial Jeremy Blum. Are you an electronic engineer?
Always wanted to learn to use this program. This was a great intro
Thanks so much mate for your videos and time you spent making them
Calm down, I'm still working on some. They take a really long time to make, and I have 3 other jobs.
for virtual source, is it compulsory to connect a battery or any other source to virtual supply symbol (Vcc or V+) in the schematic first or we can just add Virtual supplys (Vcc or V+) to the positive terminal of any component without adding any kind of source or battery in the schematic ???
Hi Jeremy. Can you explain to me why I'm not getting the parts list as you did in tutorial 1. Is there anyway to solve this problem or do i need to have the full licensed version of eagle. Thanks
thank you so much for this excellent video...what is difference with gerberv ? or gerber files please thanks
How to choose required value of resistors or conductors? Is it on theoretical or experience base or software can simulate and helps to choose values of component to be chosen for proper function?
Just curious, what is the name of plugin or software he is using to put the second program panel on top of the desktop screen? Seems to be really handy stuff to clean up the desktop.
there has got be keyboard shortcuts? i dont see any
There are, you just type what you want to do and press enter. For example if you want wire, type wire, if you want delete type delete or d. I actually like it better than shortcuts.
If you're in a schematic and you go up to "Options" menu and then click "Assign" you can assign hot-keys. Click "New" to add a hotkey function or you can change the existing ones. For the "Assign Command" input box you'll have to go back out of the "Assign" window and hover over the command toolbar to see what it's actually called. I assigned the following hotkeys that have been working out for me so far:
o Info lets you see/edit a lot of stuff (including the name) (CTRL+1)
o Group (CTRL+2)
o Move (CTRL+3)
o Rotate can be accomplished with move and right clicking
o Copy (CTRL+C)
o Delete (CTRL+D)
o Add part (CTRL+A)
o Smash (to get rid of labels I don’t want) (CTRL+S)
o Electrical connection (CTRL+E)
o Bus connection (CTRL+B)
You'll notice I try to keep everything to the left side of the keyboard and didn't assign all the commands a hotkey.
I believe there is some issue with the library you provided, I try to add a quad op amp, but for no reason the Vcc and Gnd pin won't pop out
Jeremy, Thanks for the video! Look forward to more.
This tutorial is outdated and does not apply to EAGLE 9.0 (Jun 2018). For example at 08:00 I could not find add icon to add item to schematic.
It's called 'Add Parts' on Eagle 9.2
how do I get an understanding of the voltage divider in terms of resistors used in the desgin
can we test circuit output signal or stability ? power, current, voltage, wave form ?
Thank you for a great tutorial! At 27:44 - is the 100pF capacitor really equal to .01uF?
Thanks for making these tutorials, really helpful. How do I add connectors, I/O pads, and switches? Do you have a tutorial on this? Thanks
Hello. And where do you have the position frame - that is, the boundary of the work area, the size of the work space? For example, A4L-LOC?
Way to go Jeremy !! Thanks a ton.
seriously informative. thanks buddy.
I am working on a project to create a DC-10GHz amplifier with a flat gain over the entire frequency range. For this, I have selected NLB 310(Cascadable broadband InGaP/GaAs MMIC amplifier). This might be a very basic question but I am very new to Eagle software and I am unable to find MMIC in the any of the external libraries. How can i add the component to design schemetic?
Does somebody know how to get the toolbar on the windows desktop (on the top of the screen at 3:10)??
Thnks
Hi Jeremy,
Thank you for this excellent video. I still have a problem: I do not see the component images at the top left of the Design Link / Schematic dialog box.
I use Eagle 9.2.2 and this window gives the components of Farnell whereas in your video i see those of Newark, is that the reason?
Nice Job Jeremy... If I want to design a single side board, how do I do that?
Transistor 2SC828 or C828 NPN Transistor doesn't appear on the library... i googled it and found nothing... can you help... thanks a bunch...
The adafruit tutorial has a couple of lines of code that I don't understand. When I tried to copy them to this reply system, it kept getting all red and saying "try again"
"On Windows, $HOME\external_lbrs changes to: C:\Users\Mosfet\Documents\external_lbrs". No idea what that means.
I have trouble deselecting an object I add onto the schematic. Is there any way to deselect?
Thanks for the vid. Helped me no-end as a noob with eagle
I know this is a super old video but I was wondering how you power the 555 timer off of 3V from a single button cell. As far as I'm aware, the 555 needs between 4.5V and 15V to run.
Great tut. Although, I've been using Eagle for 2 days and am already frustrated with the difficulty of getting LBR files for serious/high-end components (the chips that actually cost more than $20), which seems fine for a hobbyist using common crappy components to blink LEDs, but for serious sequential designs, wow I cannot find a single LBR for any of the chips I need. FMC LPC lbr anyone? FT600Q lbr? There are missing TI LBRs I could do with as well. Maybe I am looking in the wrong places?
The pin connections of the ic are jumbled in the schematic view.Do they come up in sequence in the PCB view??Or I am just selecting wrong component??
Yes, they will come up in sequence (16:02).
Hi Jeremy , very nice tutorials ,i would like to ask something. When i choose design link ,at general an schematic is says ''Country 'GR' not supported. How could i vhange the country so that it works?
am new into an eagle and am using your tutorial, am working on a project using a boost regulator ADP5090 and an LDO ADPADP162ACBZ-1.8-R7. please I need assistant on the schematic of both in one design.Thanks
Do you know any library I can download that has the layout for SATA power connector?
The closest I could get is to danstrother library (located at the bitbucket>eagle-lbr)
but that's data only, no power footprint.
By the way, nice tutorials. Only seeing this and part 2 was enough to start a project on Eagle.
You are the best at this stuff!
Hi ,sir. What can we do for the huge library which consists of all component in the world(possible)?
AND
How can ı add most of the component library in eagle.
How you come with idea of which component you need to draw schematic diagram..
I was searching for 220 microferrat capacitator but I couldn't find it in the libary
The library is a mess. Normaly you write something and directly it has to find the right component. You type 220. and that must be enough to list all possibilities but it doesn't.
The most pcb progs are working the same way but none of them has a good library search.. Another issue is, that if there was a component found the componnet will be shown in a black/white schematic, instead of a real photo to choose the right one. Today there is enough space on every HD to list all photos in realtime of all components.
Really appreciate the video.. Just come back into electronics after some years so no knowledge of smd. You have caps on board, but no spec. The schematic indicates a polarised cap but smd caps are all non-polarised I think (not sure). Rs are simple but from my point of view I would like a little bit more info on smd caps that you choose and what the options are.
can you please help me. i want to give an input of +6v but eagle library doesnot have any. so how to do this?
hey jeremy, is this programme support to the macbook air?????
plz rply........
Great video the explanation and examples are detailed , i was wondering if you recommend a good library to get IC holder 40PIN for Atmega32, USB input connectors and Max232 16PIN holder
Excellent tutorial Jeremy, thanks.
Hi,thanks for the tutorial its most helpfull,can i ask how can we make a favorite parts library,so our commonly used parts are easy to find in a favorite folder? thanks in advance
Thanks for the tutorial , I will start designing my boards
You have started yet or not ?
There are total of 3 videos only ryt for eagle or there are more???
You're incredible dude. Thank you so much for making tuts like these.
Would you mind letting us know what kind of formal and informal education you have? I basically think I need to have all the same skills you do! Ha!
You probably dont care but does anyone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid lost the password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!
@Magnus Rayan Instablaster :)
@Cassius Ronnie I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and Im trying it out atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Cassius Ronnie It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thank you so much you saved my account!
@Magnus Rayan you are welcome :)
Hi,Jeremy ,do you know how to have different colours for the wires?cant seem to get it.I want to be more specific on the wires in my schematic connections.Do they have more options other than the blue , red etc ,thanks
Hello all, getting Error code in Warnings - power pin IC1 v+ connected to VCC ? can i leave this error. Has it something to do with labeling?
Thanks in advance.