KiCad Importing settings Migrating files from previous versions Using the KiCad project manager Standalone mode Creating a new project Importing a project from another EDA tool Saving and loading project integrated design workflow in which a schematic and corresponding PCB are designed together, as well as standalone workflows for special uses. KiCad also includes several utilities to help with circuit and PCB schematic root sheet file, and board file to all have the same name. Standalone mode You can also run the KiCad editor tools in standalone mode, by launching them directly from your operating system’s application

KiCad Importing settings Migrating files from previous versions Using the KiCad project manager Standalone mode 新規プロジェクトの作成 Importing a project from another EDA tool Saving and loading project archives integrated design workflow in which a schematic and corresponding PCB are designed together, as well as standalone workflows for special uses. KiCad also includes several utilities to help with circuit and PCB schematic root sheet file, and board file to all have the same name. Standalone mode You can also run the KiCad editor tools in standalone mode, by launching them directly from your operating system’s application

Contents 简介 系统要求 KiCad 文件和文件夹 安装和升级 KiCad 导入设置 从早期版本迁移文件 Using the KiCad project manager Standalone mode 创建一个新工程 从其他 EDA 工具导入工程 Saving and loading project archives KiCad 配置 共同偏好设置 鼠标和触摸板偏好设置 schematic root sheet file, and board file to all have the same name. Standalone mode You can also run the KiCad editor tools in standalone mode, by launching them directly from your operating system’s application to run the tools in standalone mode, except for some specific situations where it is necessary, such as when importing projects from other EDA tools. When running in standalone mode, some project features

some limitations and is not recommended for most users. To do this, you must start the PCB editor standalone (not from the KiCad project manager). Before beginning your design, it is a good idea to save addition to testing the PCB design rules. This option has no effect when running the PCB editor in standalone mode. After running DRC, any violations will be shown in the center part of the DRC Control window types of footprints are provided: BGA packages QFN packages QFP packages SOIC, MSOP, SSOP, TSSOP, etc. packages SIP and DIP packages ZIP packages ZOIC packages FPC connectors Micromatch SMD connectors

some limitations and is not recommended for most users. To do this, you must start the PCB editor standalone (not from the KiCad project manager). Before beginning your design, it is a good idea to save addition to testing the PCB design rules. This option has no effect when running the PCB editor in standalone mode. After running DRC, any violations will be shown in the center part of the DRC Control window through Python "action plugins" that can be added to the top toolbar. It is also possible to write standalone scripts that interact with KiCad files, for example, to generate fabrication outputs from a board

some limitations and is not recommended for most users. To do this, you must start the PCB editor standalone (not from the KiCad project manager). Before beginning your design, it is a good idea to save addition to testing the PCB design rules. This option has no effect when running the PCB editor in standalone mode. After running DRC, any violations will be shown in the center part of the DRC Control window types of footprints are provided: BGA packages QFN packages QFP packages SOIC, MSOP, SSOP, TSSOP, etc. packages SIP and DIP packages ZIP packages ZOIC packages FPC connectors Micromatch SMD connectors

software. It can also export netlist files, which list all the electrical connections, for other packages. Eeschema includes a component symbol editor, which can create and edit components and manage libraries Upper toolbar This toolbar gives access to the main functions of Eeschema. If Eeschema is run in standalone mode, this is the available tool set: If Eeschema is run from the project manager (KiCad), this these tools are in the Project Manager. Create a new schematic (only in standalone mode). Open a schematic (only in standalone mode). Save complete (hierarchical) schematic. Select the sheet size and

some limitations and is not recommended for most users. To do this, you must start the PCB editor standalone (not from the KiCad project manager). Before beginning your design, it is a good idea to save addition to testing the PCB design rules. This option has no effect when running the PCB editor in standalone mode. After running DRC, any violations will be shown in the center part of the DRC Control window through Python "action plugins" that can be added to the top toolbar. It is also possible to write standalone scripts that interact with KiCad files, for example, to generate fabrication outputs from a board

software. It can also export netlist files, which list all the electrical connections, for other packages. Eeschema includes a component symbol editor, which can create and edit components and manage libraries Upper toolbar This toolbar gives access to the main functions of Eeschema. If Eeschema is run in standalone mode, this is the available tool set: If Eeschema is run from the project manager (KiCad), this the Project Manager. Eeschema 9 / 139 Create a new schematic (only in standalone mode). Open a schematic (only in standalone mode). Save complete (hierarchical) schematic. Select the sheet size and

Editor, which can be used instead of manually refilling zones, if desired. Automatic updates for packages from the Plugin and Content Manager. 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse support, which is currently only available of which are integrated together to facilitate the PCB design workflow, and some of which are standalone. In early versions of KiCad, there was very little integration between the software components documentation. File types and project structure Project workflow Schematic <> PCB workflow Standalone vs. project mode for schematic and PCB editors Symbol and Footprint Libraries NOTE This section