Hello everyone I was wondering if anyone could turn my small design into a Eagle board file for me, Its a simple design if anyone can help I would really appreciate it thank you.
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You can post the Eagle .sch and .brd files here on the forum. If you send them to me I'd be happy to take a look.It's not really that I don't want to do it, its that when I do I'm not sure if its correct or not or if I have the placement of components correctly, like I'm not sure how close to the edge of the board to place the barrel jack things like that. I can export the design as a gerber file if that would help and then you could tell me if I have the placement right.
Not at all, the freeware version of Eagle is just that--free. You can download it here: http://www.cadsoftusa.com/download-eagle/I'm still learning is all and just assumed that since the program I was using didn't have the option, that it was something that would be pricey for someone just learning
Absolutely. And before you start, I'll give you a hint: Avoid right-angle traces on the PCB, and allow a few millimeters clearance between the component leads/traces and the edge of the board.Ok I downloaded it and I will try and see if I can get it done then I will load the file and if you wouldn't mind looking at it and telling me if its ok or not I would appreciate it.
Good to see you, Sgt!Some things that are not immediately obvious ...
The resistors will have voltage across them and therefore will dissipate power as heat. You have the resistors arranged all in a neat line, which is great for appearances' sake - however, it's not so good for getting rid of that heat. I suggest that you stagger the resistors to get more space between them. Also, use thick traces; it costs nothing more, and acts like a heat sink to radiate that power away from the resistors.
First of all, did you use the link tool to help you transfer the schematic to the PCB? Doing it separately is very difficult and especially not recommended for beginners.Ok here's the schematic, however putting it correctly on the board is got me all messed up.
That's because you still need to route it.Yeah I used the link tool but when I do the airwires are all over the place and crossing each other and going to the wrong spots
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