Thank you SO MUCH Ilya. I was going to go through Jeremy Blum's course, which, at the time, was a fine course, but it's just so old now that I wanted to go through a course that uses a newer version of Eagle. I don't know how much it really matters for the basics but I found your tutorial ran at an easy pace and was really easy to follow. It was a good project as well. Anyways thanks again for taking the time :)
I'm very glad to help! However, even now, this video is outdated, as Eagle 9 is quite different. However, that being said, even subversions in Eagle 9 change the button layout quite a bit, so making a truly current video is quite difficult.
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Hi Ilya, I need help! How to move an entire shematic ? You explain very well how to select a group to do what we want but it specific to either a line or syboles (parts). I'm doing something wrong !?! Nice tutorial by the way! :) I'm using vesion 9.6.2.
@@IlyaMikhelson Thanks for reaching out. It's withing the same page. I started off schematic then decide to add the sheet of an 11x8. My schematic was out of this sheet. However, after loosing so much hours, I finaly did. It's not as intuitive as other CADs (3D model or other eCAD). You first need to choose the group with the "group" icon, choose the parts in schematic to move (or delete, copy, rotate, etc), press on the right button of the mouse, the click on the small indow that will appear, after, you can do the action. Hope it helps other newbie like I! :)
Those labels are on the component, as created in the library. I can name the net anything I want, though. For example, one component may have a pin called "VCC", and another may have a pin called "VDD", while another yet may have a pin called "V_DD". In my own schematic, though, suppose the power rail is called "VDD3v3". I would then name all of the nets with this (as long as they all require the same voltage).
Thanks for sharing this! I just tested in my new version of Eagle (9.0.0), and it appears to be built in. If you right click on a symbol in your schematic, you can then select Breakout Pins > All Pins > Pin names. This seems to do exactly what you want.
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Table of contents below:
00:00 - Introduction
01:10 - Starting a new project
01:50 - Adding components
07:08 - Wiring
08:44 - Grouping actions
09:39 - Wiring by name
14:02 - Copying components
14:35 - Connecting components
18:20 - Component values
23:31 - Conclusion
You make the best tutorials, 4 years later and im finding nice tips
Thank you for your kind words!
Hello, I have a question. Is this a closed loop control system? Hoping to get a reply badly need for school requirements thank you !
Which aspect of it? A voltage regulator is a closed loop control system, for example, and I use one in this design.
Thank you SO MUCH Ilya. I was going to go through Jeremy Blum's course, which, at the time, was a fine course, but it's just so old now that I wanted to go through a course that uses a newer version of Eagle. I don't know how much it really matters for the basics but I found your tutorial ran at an easy pace and was really easy to follow. It was a good project as well. Anyways thanks again for taking the time :)
I'm very glad to help! However, even now, this video is outdated, as Eagle 9 is quite different. However, that being said, even subversions in Eagle 9 change the button layout quite a bit, so making a truly current video is quite difficult.
Thanks Brother
My pleasure!
Great video series , very clearly explained. Thank you
My pleasure!
Thank you bro
Thank you, this video is the good tutorial!
I'm very glad it was helpful!
Awesome video. Thanks for your tutoring.
I have no idea why you don't have more views... great video again.
I'm really glad I could help!
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Hi Ilya, I need help! How to move an entire shematic ? You explain very well how to select a group to do what we want but it specific to either a line or syboles (parts). I'm doing something wrong !?! Nice tutorial by the way! :) I'm using vesion 9.6.2.
Where are you trying to move the schematic? Is it just somewhere else on the same page? Or are you trying to copy it to a new design?
@@IlyaMikhelson Thanks for reaching out. It's withing the same page. I started off schematic then decide to add the sheet of an 11x8. My schematic was out of this sheet. However, after loosing so much hours, I finaly did. It's not as intuitive as other CADs (3D model or other eCAD).
You first need to choose the group with the "group" icon, choose the parts in schematic to move (or delete, copy, rotate, etc), press on the right button of the mouse, the click on the small indow that will appear, after, you can do the action.
Hope it helps other newbie like I! :)
Very good series.Thanks!
I'm very glad to help!
very well explained !
If U1 already has labels, why do you have to also label your nets when you make them ?
Those labels are on the component, as created in the library. I can name the net anything I want, though. For example, one component may have a pin called "VCC", and another may have a pin called "VDD", while another yet may have a pin called "V_DD". In my own schematic, though, suppose the power rail is called "VDD3v3". I would then name all of the nets with this (as long as they all require the same voltage).
Ilya Mikhelson i found scripts to auto name nets, was just curious why it was not a built in option.
That's great that you found such a script! Naming them all by hand is quite a hassle. I will research that and will likely start using it, too!
Ilya Mikhelson i havent tested it yet forums.autodesk.com/t5/eagle-forum/suggestion-net-names-automatically-named-after-pin-names/m-p/6897935#M1195
Thanks for sharing this! I just tested in my new version of Eagle (9.0.0), and it appears to be built in. If you right click on a symbol in your schematic, you can then select Breakout Pins > All Pins > Pin names. This seems to do exactly what you want.