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I used to use Beta LAYOUT ( https://uk.beta-layout.com ) but, since my KiCAD has the "PCB-WAY" button I have used them as it is so easy. I have been happy with the services of both companies. Even on

Open office - its free and works without fault Get Outlook for Android Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2024 1:53:20 pm To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [kicad-users] How to

JLCPCB ________________________________ Da: [email protected] <[email protected]> per conto di John Woodgate <jmw@...> Inviato: lunedì 9 settembre 2024 20:18 A: [email protected]

Hi, This is exactly what I did on my special strap: (Strap footprint.png figure), round pads #1 and #2 & straight one #3 are connected together hence to the same net. On the

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Hello Diego Yes, of course. A symbol with multiple Pins connected to the same net. Thats easy. But a symbol whose pins are tied to one another

I can't test it now, but IIRC it is (was) possible to create a symbol with multiple pins tied to the same net. Just create a device with 2 pins and assign it the footprint you

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Hello Pierre-Raymond for If your 0-Ohm resistor connects direct to a power flag, then there is perhaps no need for a power output, power input. You

Thanks, Don, but that can compromise routing on the other layer. Of course, it's simpler if there is no problem on the other layer.

John, If I understand what you are trying to do is to get one track across another then the simplest way is to use a couple of vias. This would allow you to take the crossing track to the back side of

No matter John! This is to provide more accurate information next time the question emerges. Don't miss Bernd's message, this another way to solve your issue.

Thank you, Pierre-Raymond. I will try to answer your question, but it may be long delayed.

Bernd, Thank you to point this aspect. I didn't even think to the fuse. I save your message it will probably be helpful in the future. Just one question (it makes a while I didn't

Excuse me John, I had not been clear at all. My mistake. Mandatory is in my applications because power lines are the ones that pose me most of the problems in logic boards. My boards are

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Hello Pierre-Raymond Same Problem as for fuses. It is not the problem, that you use two nets (numbers will be enough) but for the ERC-Testing, because

Thank you very much. I just want one trace on a through-hole board to permanently 'hop over' another on the same layer. But 'Mandatory for power lines.' worries me, because I do want to put a

John, Robert, Zero Ohms resistors have the drawback to create two nets. I had similar issue some years ago with Kicad 5.20, it didn't have any practical solution for that. So,

For Through Hole boards, I use a 2-pin header, they are sold as such or you can buy 1x36 strips and break off as many pins as needed)... 3-pin header to select 2 paths... On the last page of the

Even in an antique kicad version, there are jumpers in the schematic symbol menu. I haven't checked the selection of footprint spacings available, but an edit there would soon provide the required

Thank you, Bernd.

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 Hello John. Exactly. A schematic is used to document and describe your circuit, an despite this zero ohm resistor has nothing to do with the