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Many thanks! I am fairly new to Kicad, made some simple pcb's so far. Thanks for the advice, i will start by making my own footprint. Great application. I am sure i will have some more questions in

I would: * Place the ATtiny404 schematic part as usual, * Associate a new footprint with it, that you create, that is the footprint of your carrier board. Make sure the pin associations between the

You need to add pins to the transfer board, of course. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com

create a footprint for it and give it a clear name. the pinout stays the same I think. 19 jan. 2025 20:47:43 hanz YL3JD via groups.io <yl3jd@...>:

Hello, Question about pcb transferboard. I am using an Attiny404 smd but i solder it on a pcb transferboard. How should i set this up in Kicad? Thanks, hanz

Hello Geert At Application: KiCad PCB Editor x86_64 on x86_64 Version: 8.0.6, release build (Flatpack) there is no microwave toolbar anymore. But of course, there is a replacement. You can use the

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Your original request was like this: Appimage KiCad already exists and meets your requirements above and you don't even have to install it,? you can just run it as a self contained single

I forgot to mention, in case you aren't familiar with appimage, after download, you have to right click - properties - set to executable, then you have to right click and select RUN.

And when you look there, you'll notice that many of them have a name that starts with KICAD8 (eg KICAD8_3DMODEL_DIR). And therein lies a problem, because if you change those paths, you'll have to

I've never used Eagle, I was lucky at work in that we have dedicated techs. who did the pcb layouts for us, When I started using Kicad for home projects more often, was about this time that Eagle

By the way, I went to the KiCad downloads page ( https://www.kicad.org/download/ ) and found that they have 311 downloads for Windows (either native .exe or .zip) - no "flathub" required. The MacOS

Thanks, Andy.? This was helpful. Since I worked with Eagle 7.7 in the past, how close is KiCad in operation?? It's been about 4-5 years since my last project. I'm not sure it's the learning curve,

Hi Frederick, all CAD systems take a little getting used to, and trying to jump in with a design is sometimes a bit of a steep learning curve. Firstly, mouser seems to have screwed up their

Yes, if you are a previous CAD user. https://docs.kicad.org/8.0/en/eeschema/eeschema.html Maybe the section 'Symbols and Symbol Libraries'. Well that is a matter of preference. I think it is

There's a lot there to digest, (page of KiCad documentation). Where would you suggest I start, with "Schematic Editor"? I have made parts from scratch, in Eagle 7. I'm not opposed to doing

Hi, This is a common hurdle many new users encounter. I'd emphasize that you'll save yourself a LOT of pain and hassle my taking time to read up on, understand and master the process of schematic

I'm still trying to get acclimated to KiCad.? Could someone refer me to the correct DOC or instructions how to do the following. I'm using this connector for the I/O.? "Fixed Terminal Blocks 6P

Very nice!

Thanks Ian and Steve. My Linux distribution and package manager contains the old version. I did try compiling it from source and ended up in "dependency hell". I suspect any native package installer