Eagle PCB Tutorial: Layout
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- This video shows how to use Eagle PCB for layout design.
Part 1 (schematic): • Eagle PCB Tutorial: Sc...
Part 3 (finalizing design): • Eagle PCB Tutorial: Fi...
Part 4 (custom library): • Eagle PCB Tutorial: Cu...
Table of contents below:
00:00 - Introduction
00:18 - Making a board from a schematic
00:41 - Grid settings
01:29 - Saving the design
02:30 - Placing components
04:44 - Changing board size
05:05 - Airwires
05:28 - Ratsnest
06:20 - Ground plane
12:02 - Routing
14:48 - DRC
17:24 - Erasing wires
17:42 - More complex routing
27:09 - Fixing broken ground planes
30:27 - Conclusion
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Thanks a lot, excellent tutorial. I am an advanced Eagle user (my version is 7.6.0), but there are always new things to learn. When you zoom in on the board, I see that the component pads/pins have the name of the signal. How do you do that?
Could you - or anyone else - please tell me if there is any way of making the board size bigger than the starting size in the freeware version?
After I created my polygon for the ground plane, and ran rats nest, my through holes and smd pads that are on ground, didn't auto connect to the ground plane. Any idea what I could of missed?
Some ideas, and I apologize if these are obvious:
1) Did you label the polygon as the same name as your ground? For example, I name my ground in my schematic GND, and then name the polygon the same.
2) Are there other components that are blocking the plane from connecting to the components, i.e. is the plane continuous up to the components?
3) For the SMD pads, do you have the ground plane on both sides (i.e. if your pads are on the bottom, but your plane is only on the top, then you wouldn't expect a connection.
If these don't help, we can explore further!
@@IlyaMikhelson Thank you, I had missed naming my ground bus on the scematic page :)
14:35 What you've clicked and the trace is centered automatically on connectors pad ?
I subtly right-clicked twice, which changed the routing pattern. If you look closely at the top left of the screen, you can see the angle type scroll through twice at that moment. I hope that helps!
@@IlyaMikhelson thank you :)
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Hi, how did you activate descriptions on routes?
As of version 7.7 (I believe), it became the default setting.
yes, I installed latest version and now I can see it.
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After you have selected a component to "Move", you can click on the dropdown in the top left corner to select the layer.
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Great video. I am trying to route by using a via but for some reason Eagle will not let me switch between the top and bottom layers while routing. Can anybody help?
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I'm glad to help! After doing "ripup", you can bring the polygons back by hitting "Ratsnest".
Thanks for answer, but i cant use rastnet in my scheme, is there other may? ripup is always active :/ new schemes etc. i want permanetly deactive it. thank you
That is quite strange. Are you sure you are drawing the polygons on the proper copper layers (e.g. top and bottom)?
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