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Hi kicad outputs parts lists are their ways to connect that to a mouser and digikey parts lists? What database spread sheets applications are avalable for making the manufacturers part numbers pad

Em 19-07-2012 05:06, blindbox escreveu: Auto router serves not only to make a fully routed PCB !!! I use it a lot, running quick autoroutes and reversing to previous version. What I gain with it?

This is awesome news. I did a tiny bit of experimentation with gEDA-PCB's topological router a couple years ago, and it was pretty interesting. Will the trip into gEDA-PCB be one way, or will we be

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Guys, We've made some progress porting the toporoute engine to run as a qautorouter plugin but it's stalled for now as none of us has large chunks of time

Does anyone know if the qAutorouter people (http://sourceforge.net/projects/qautorouter/files/) are making any progress? -M Autoroute > Autoroute all modules.

The internal router is not that good compared to Freerouter. Also, to use it, simply click autorouting mode (2nd from the very right on the top icon list). Then, right click anywhere on the grid (not

i've done a search on this UG, as well as looking through the kicad documentation and wikis for info on how to use the built-in autorouter, but can't find any info at all. i see it mentioned a lot,

Personally I hate hierarchical sheets, I much prefer "large" drawings so what I do is simply define a much bigger page size A3, A2, A0 or whatever. If you really need multiple sheets, the the way to

Hi folks, I have components with a central large GND pad in the middle and standard pin pads around the edges. The paste stencil for these has one large GND pad sized opening for solder mask. Then it

Hello all, I'm a new user of Kicad and I very astonished to discover all functionalities of this free software ! The only thing that I'm concern is the multiple sheet schematic : it doesn't seem to be

Hi folks, I have components with a central large GND pad in the middle and standard pin pads around the edges. The paste stencil for these has one large GND pad sized opening for solder mask. Then it

All: The "Quick and Easy ..." document was useful and interesting. The IPC7351 standard is also pretty interesting. Somebody has a copy of the A revision at:

That's very strange. The same command on SUSE gives /usr/local/kicad and that's the only response. The kicad binaries have everything compiled in, so apart for some system libs there is no need to use

I will indeed check that out Richard. In the end I think I may just use the round holes to give me a good guide - it seems like a LOT of effort to go and map out the board again though. As a sidenote

For anyone else having this issue: to make it work i had to untar the .tgz as stated in install.txt, as this was done with sudo-priveliges i had to change owner of all the files using 'sudo chown -R

When I've needed to do something

Karl, It looks like there's some sage advice among those links - many thanks for sharing. Hamish Ledbury, UK

Hey Guys, Haven't been on here for a while! I have an odd question though that I just can't figure out. I am trying to make an interface board to a board I already have (sorta like an arduino type

Thank you Esteban, that is a really interesting and useful document! Best regards, ...Shel

Regarding pad shapes, I came to like the approach that W. Pulliam from AMD presents in "Quick and Easy Land Pattern Creation" (http://www.jlab.org/accel/eecad/pdf/022pulliam.pdf). Best regards,