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Jeff> G’day, Jeff Miller here. I’m making a small PWB with gnd plane Jeff> on both sides using KICAD 5.1.9 Windows 10. I want text on the Jeff> front side. I select TEXT and F.SilkS, write the

Hi Can't the camera resolution be adjusted before taking the pictures? A lower resolution original can be better than a digital downsizing.

Gene Heskett wrote: I use GIMP to shrink images down to size.? So far, all my pics look good and look the same on smaller devices.? Basically, when viewed at 100% size, they look identical.? As far

Get this Swiss Army Knife tool for Graphics. https://www.irfanview.com/ This is a windoze program but runs perfectly under Ubuntu Linux. It just keeps getting better and better. I've been using it for

I'm not sure there are "best practices". It depends on your application and needs. As a vague general rule, leave as much copper on the board as possible, subject to routing constraints. On the other

For my project with THT footprints, I have 3 net classes. What are best practices rules for dependency of clearance, track width, via size ? I attach my current settings. Axel --- PGP-Key: CDE74120

Hi Aaron, thanks for your explanation. Yes +5V is the power symbol. I changed my schematic to direct wiring and added a PWR_FLAG. There is only one global GND, used by all instances. I’m still

What label type are you using? KiCad supports local labels, globals labels and heirachical labels. Local and heirachical are both scoped within the sheet they are in. Globals are, global.

Hi Axel, I assume you used the power symbol for the +5V.? Power symbols are global.? I think you should make your +5V connection without the power symbol.? If you wish use a local label, or if the

The real question is: Why are these white ratsnets lines between the +5V nets in different sheet instances shown? Netlist.csv and DRC.rpt.txt attached. Axel

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All my power nets are global in my flat hierarchy. One of them is local to each sheet instance (individually fused). How can I make it local, i.e. rename it (functionally) from +5V to /SingleHub/+5V

Check where you have installed your copy of the libs. I'm guessing that if you are using the downloaded kicad libs they might be in directories that you do not have write access to as a normal user.

Does anyone know why some components lose their 3d model?? I have a number of parts that have been imported from snapeda or ultralibrarian and some of them will keep the link to the 3d model while

Thanks Andy! My bad, I left out a step ???, jeff

Sounds like you are not putting the text on the s-screen layer but on a copper layer. Andy "Jeff Miller via groups.io" <jeffarcy@...> wrote:

G’day, Jeff Miller here. I’m making a small PWB with gnd plane on both sides using KICAD 5.1.9 Windows 10. I want text on the front side. I select TEXT and F.SilkS, write the text and all looks

Yes, I remember. It was common, but not universal. I've worked in many different companies that used various other conventions: lower case "m" or "n" prefixes with all upper case NETNAMES, negation

It is/was standard practice in industry to use / to show an active low signal. This is from before the days of CAD systems capable of rendering an overbar, which is what the tilde does.

No, that requires a tilde (~). This is kinda logical, as it is commonly the bitwise complement operator in many programming languages. -- Regards, Tony