Did you mean the robotic arm,then let me say this.R17 just replied me on my PM to pass this message on...


@s2pk
The time you spent on just asking ...you could learnt EAGLE.
Its never late start now...

Good luck

Um... Sorry for the mix-up but I actually meant:

"Do you have a value for R17 in your schematic?"

In the schematic in the first post, value for R17 is missing. It's a potentiometer.

My bad. Sorry!

And I totally agree on the "Learn Eagle" statement.

 

no i dont have value for that, actually R17 and R18 are used to vary output voltage and frequency respectively

 

no i dont have value for that, actually R17 and R18 are used to vary output voltage and frequency respectively

So... how should the forum know?

Guys on the forum don't like to do anything half-way.

 

the symbol tells everything

 

the symbol tells everything

If that is true, why would the other parts have values with the symbols?? For one, you are the one asking for something, so I think it is up to you to go out of your way to provide people with the information needed, you want people to do some work for you but yet you are the one with a smug attitude and won't put forth any effort to help the ones trying to help you out. If that is the case, then good luck on your project since you seem to know everything there is to know about it with out our help.

 

The thread seems to be unproductive. If the OP continues to renounce the AAC members' guidance, this thread will be closed.

 

the symbol tells everything

The symbol tells its a potentiometer. That's IT.
If I was to design this PCB for you now I'd get a right angle pot and stick its adjustment knob right next to the IC so you could never turn it..
"The devil is in the details" and you have provided NO details.
No mention of required size of PCB, no mention of component part numbers, no mention of required mounting holes/attachment methods for this PCB, no mention of anything really. Good luck.

 

The thread seems to be unproductive. If the OP continues to renounce the AAC members' guidance, this thread will be closed.

I hear a guy named "shiftyfiftyfive" is thinking about starting a forum

 

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I 'd like to be a member of that forum. Success through intimidation and/or emotional manipulation is still success and practice is always needed.
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the symbol tells everything

False.
It tells what it is, not the package type, nor the value, nor if it's SMT or through-hole, or the size of the SMT, or the power dissipation rating, or any of the important factors when designing a PCB really.

The bottom line here is, noone can take a schematic and create a PCB from it for free for someone else with nothing in it for them. If you lay it out yourself, we can help trouble shoot it, but other than that, you need to download a cad program and get started. Something like this shouldn't take too long.