Introduction Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are the backbone of every electronic gizmo out there. They’re not flashy like those microprocessors, or abundant like resistors, but they’re essential to making all components in a circuit connect together just right. We LOVE designing PCBs here at SparkFun. It’s a love that we want to spread. It’s a […]
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How to Route Differential Pairs in Autodesk EAGLE If you’re designing a high speed PCB, then chances are you’re working with the latest and most powerful technologies, like HDMI, USB3.0, Ethernet, or DDR. But with great power comes great responsibility! As a result, you’ll likely be dealing with issues like electromagnetic interference (EMI) and noise.
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Converting from Eagle to KiCad. Quick Introduction Video Recommended video player Firefox 46+ with VLC video player plugin The following 5 ulp (eagle user script file) and one ulp include file, work together or stand alone to convert Eagle sch/pcb version 6.xx(7.xx maybe?) file(s) and any version of Eagle lib(lbr) to KiCad sch/pcb and lib/mod
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normal ground fill using polugon on Eagle PCB Our dear friend Vassilis notes an easy way to trim ground fills on EAGLE PCBs. This tip is really helpful if you would like to prevent ground to be filled on small areas without having to add a new polygon.
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Canby, OR (PRWEB) May 22, 2006 Screaming circuits, Internet specialists in quick-turn prototype and short-run pc board assembly, today announced the availability of a User Language Program (ULP) to automate the generation of the pick and place Centroid assembly file for Eagle CAD users. “Nearly half of our customers use the Eagle layout editor
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