Editing Symbol Fields Creating Power Port Symbols Symbol Library Browser Introduction Viewlib - main screen Symbol Library Browser Top Toolbar Simulator Assigning models Spice directives Simulation 102 107 107 114 114 114 114 130 130 135 1 Reference manual NOTE This manual is in the process of being revised to cover the latest stable release version of KiCad. It contains some sections that detail later. 4 The Schematic Editor User Interface The main Schematic Editor user interface is shown above. The center contains the main editing canvas, which is surrounded by: Top toolbars (file

137 138 147 147 147 149 152 169 169 175 1 Reference manual NOTE This manual is in the process of being revised to cover the latest stable release version of KiCad. It contains some sections that detail later. 4 The Schematic Editor User Interface The main Schematic Editor user interface is shown above. The center contains the main editing canvas, which is surrounded by: Top toolbars (file option is checked, after placing a symbol KiCad will start placing another copy of the symbol. This process continues until the user presses . For symbols with multiple units, if the Place all units option

100 102 102 107 107 113 113 113 113 129 129 134 1 参考手册 NOTE This manual is in the process of being revised to cover the latest stable release version of KiCad. It contains some sections that detail later. 4 The Schematic Editor User Interface The main Schematic Editor user interface is shown above. The center contains the main editing canvas, which is surrounded by: Top toolbars (file option is checked, after placing a symbol KiCad will start placing another copy of the symbol. This process continues until the user presses . For symbols with multiple units, if the Place all units option

159 161 161 161 163 167 168 185 185 192 1 Reference manual NOTE This manual is in the process of being revised to cover the latest stable release version of KiCad. It contains some sections that detail later. 4 The Schematic Editor User Interface The main Schematic Editor user interface is shown above. The center contains the main editing canvas, which is surrounded by: Top toolbars (file option is checked, after placing a symbol KiCad will start placing another copy of the symbol. This process continues until the user presses . For symbols with multiple units, if the Place all units option

deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ stretch -backports main contrib non-free deb-src http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ stretch -backports main contrib non-free " | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list > schematic are footprints assigned to the components. 2.1 Overview The KiCad workflow is comprised of two main tasks: drawing the schematic and laying out the board. Both a schematic component library and a PCB can be done in two ways: Forward Annotation or Backward Annotation. Forward Annotation is the process of sending schematic information to a corresponding PCB layout. This is a fundamental feature because

stretch-backports deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ stretch- backports main contrib non-free deb-src http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ stretch-backports main contrib non-free " | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list > are footprints assigned to the components. 2.1. Overview The KiCad workflow is comprised of two main tasks: drawing the schematic and laying out the board. Both a schematic component library and a PCB This can be done in two ways: Forward Annotation or Backward Annotation. Forward Annotation is the process of sending schematic information to a corresponding PCB layout. This is a fundamental feature because

154 156 156 156 158 162 163 179 179 186 1 リファレンス・マニュアル NOTE This manual is in the process of being revised to cover the latest stable release version of KiCad. It contains some sections that detail later. 4 The Schematic Editor User Interface The main Schematic Editor user interface is shown above. The center contains the main editing canvas, which is surrounded by: Top toolbars (file option is checked, after placing a symbol KiCad will start placing another copy of the symbol. This process continues until the user presses . For symbols with multiple units, if the Place all units option

141 141 146 148 168 174 183 183 195 196 1 リファレンス・マニュアル NOTE This manual is in the process of being revised to cover the latest stable release version of KiCad. It contains some sections that Footprint library management is described in more detail later. 3 The PCB Editor user interface The main PCB Editor user interface is shown above, with some key elements indicated: 1. Top toolbars (file order. Object controls The Objects tab of the appearance panel is similar to the Layers tab. The main differences are that some objects have no color setting and that four types of objects (tracks, vias

141 141 146 148 168 174 184 184 196 197 1 Reference manual NOTE This manual is in the process of being revised to cover the latest stable release version of KiCad. It contains some sections that Footprint library management is described in more detail later. 3 The PCB Editor user interface The main PCB Editor user interface is shown above, with some key elements indicated: 1. Top toolbars (file order. Object controls The Objects tab of the appearance panel is similar to the Layers tab. The main differences are that some objects have no color setting and that four types of objects (tracks, vias

discussion on Internet forums. 2.1. KiCad Workflow overview The KiCad work-flow is comprised of two main tasks: making the schematic and laying out the board. Both a component library and a footprint library drawn, the next step is to transfer it to a PCB following the KiCad work-flow. Once the board layout process has been partially or completely done, additional components or nets might need to be added, parts Annotation is the process of sending a PCB layout change back to its corresponding schematic. Some do not consider this particular feature especially useful. Forward Annotation is the process of sending schematic