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I've not really used Eagle to create anything, just view existing projects and sometimes alter them for PCB printouts, but after about 5 minutes poking around at the tools I think you can do it by using the "invoke" tool, which looks like four NAND gates, at the lower-right of the second group of tools on the leftside toolbar.
Select that tool, then click on the opamp (or other part) you want to show the power/ground pins on.
A dialog pops up with that IC's available placeable pins/sections, anything unavailable is greyed out. Select the part you want, then left click on the schematic part you want to place it at. You probably don't even have to place them on the actual op-amp on the schematic to work, but it's easier to keep track of what they're for if you do.
EDIT: PS--how's the Dalek coming?
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Select that tool, then click on the opamp (or other part) you want to show the power/ground pins on.
A dialog pops up with that IC's available placeable pins/sections, anything unavailable is greyed out. Select the part you want, then left click on the schematic part you want to place it at. You probably don't even have to place them on the actual op-amp on the schematic to work, but it's easier to keep track of what they're for if you do.
EDIT: PS--how's the Dalek coming?
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furnished apartments toronto | Vacation Homes Sonoma | travel deals to mexico | buy aion online account
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