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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

Thanks for all of the suggestions. I'll be working on them. BTW, here's what it looks like in real life (before I thought of modelling it in KiCad).? :)

I understand your question. I think the basic concept is that for user convenience, flatpaks are meant to be easily installed from a central repository.? "flathub" is the main one, and it is not

I suggest you simply move to the most recent 8.x version of KiCad rather than try to continue using very old unsupported versions. Sent from Proton Mail Android

You'll need to associate a SPICE model with each of your active devices. This is done from the Properties menu for those schematic parts. Sent from Proton Mail Android

Which Linux distribution are you using? I have never had any problems installing Kicad on any Linux machine. I even have it on a Raspberry Pi 400. You don't have to use a flatpack. As for why Kicad

The Holger version (from the Zip file) wouldn't open in 5.0.2, but it did open and run in 8.0.7 on Windows: That pretty much matches the pure NGSPICE simulation I'd posted earlier. Should the 5.0.2

I just tried to implement the Holger example ( https://forum.kicad.info/t/simulation-examples-for-kicad-eeschema-ngspice/34443/4 ) in the 5.0.2 version of KiCad: It gave me these errors: Circuit:

Also see this https://forum.kicad.info/t/simulation-examples-for-kicad-eeschema-ngspice/34443/4

You have no Simulation GND in the 8.x version. Look under the Spice schematic parts and read the KiCad docs on simulation online. Sent from Proton Mail Android

I've been trying to simulate a simple oscillator using 2 BJT transistors in KiCad, and I'm having some trouble. I've tried it in both KiCad 5.0.2 and 8.0.7. I'm not sure what information to provide

Thanks Ian. There's a whole lot of information at that site! It led me to this: https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/usb-drives.html It says this: I'm not sure that's as easy as it sounds ... but if

https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/getting-started.html Cheers Ian [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks for your help. There must be something that I'm not understanding about the flatpak system. I am imagining a tarball or an ISO image or a JAR file or a DEB file. In those cases, the file just

Hello! Were did the microwave toolbar go? I cannot find it anymore. Is there a replacement? Kind regards, Geert