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1) I also have a board with an LCD. I simply made the courtyard around the connector. The courtyard does not have to represent the outline of the part, you can make it a dot if you want. 2) I haven't

Hi all, Thanks for KiCad 8 I have two questions regarding KiCad 8.0 1. I have an LCD on my pcb, and have a large courtyard for it. Under my LCD, there are lot of other components. When I run the

The problem is your transformer subckt: .SUBCKT BasicTransformer 1 2 3 4 L1 1 2 10m L2 2 3 100m ---------> should be L2 3 4 100m K12 L1 L2 0.99 .ENDS BasicTransformer The secondary was not

Hello, I am trying to simulate a simple transformer in KiCad 8.0.0 release build. I attach the project files for reference. I am using the 'coupled inductor' model with a .SUBCKT but I do not see the

The project changed as various engineers reported concerns, both potential and actual. Instead of one huge board there are now four relatively small boards, two at the top and two at the bottom.

I should also mention an extremely fast setup called SPI which is totally dependent of the slew of rise and falls of the signals, to make it work, typicaly src terminated as in the case of the

Hi I thought I knew how to use the 'add pin tool'.?? mmm?? Not quite yet. I can get into the schematic edit screens etc and select in my case the? L272M (want to show the 98 pins in schematic)

Thanks everyone for your messages. Realized that it in? fact is a?? 12F629 for which there is a drawing.?? I will however learn the ropes for creating my own as you suggest. Where do I locate

Different tools have different interpretations and implementations. As a long time Protel user (read (Altium), I recall keep-out wasn't a layer, it was a designation or property that could be placed

At least in Eagle, tRestrict or bRestrict keeps copper pours out of an area, and will also generate DRC errors for any copper routed through the area. The keepout layer is intended to mark used areas

Yellow circle means i require negative copper area at yellow location by using kicad. And by the way i got the answer after surfing on internet, I'll share by tomorrow. Salute this community!!! On

I get that impression Tony, but I'm still trying to work out what shape is being used as the keepout boundary. The pin quite clearly has no connection to the top (pink) layer, but is the yellow circle

Thanks. Answering the question clearly isn't always the right thing to do. BTW, is it what mere mortals would call a keep-out? -- Regards, Tony

I think they mean achieve (autocorrect???) a top restrict polygon like in eagle. This prevents copper pour wherever Top Restrict shape exists. I don't know the answer, so didn't respond. I'm still

Look for a PIC16F675? Joe

I would agree, create it yourself, using the KiCad guidelines, and submit it for inclusion in the distributed library. That way everyone gets to use it. <angelo.adamo@...> wrote:

Did you try File > Archive in the KiCad app? -- Regards, Tony

Hello Users Hope this mail finds you well!!! How can we archive this thing in kicad ? Thanks?& Regards,Amin Zeriya

I second Angelo's suggestion. Doing it yourself is very instructional. I've been creating my own PIC parts for a number of years. I use, what I call the brute force technique. I start by getting

Why don't try to create the symbol by yourself? It Is a very simple task and could be a good exercise for the future. Il gio 8 feb 2024, 09:02 Charles Harris <railroads@...> ha scritto: