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Regarding 2) a relevant post that outlines the problem and solution is at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/kicad-users/message/10456. Here isthe process I use based on the explanation above: 1.

LOL, well said! (I am not a developer in this effort, but have been on others). I've often wondered this myself. Having seen this lack of attention to standards in other open src tools, I can guess at

To developers of Kicad and others. Comments about Eeschema. --Why are the X,Y coordinates upside down in the Y axis? When I learned Cartesian coordinates the abscissa (X axis) has positive values

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/kicad-users/files/QFN_MLF/ http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/kicad-users/files/IPC%20Modules/ First create two ground zones as required. Then start laying a track

Hello. I am new to Kicad and I did not find a proper way to resolve these two things: 1) Place thermal vias under a component to transfer the heat to other plane layers (for example connect a QFN with

Agreed 100%, one schematic = one board, by far the safest way to do things. You can put as many schematics and PCB's as you want into a project, so there is no real issue. The problem is good working

Last OSX build I used was 3344, and as Rob, I'm not equiped to build my own. However, 3344 was pretty usable with only a few idiosyncracies that pushed me towards the Win version. Speed on my 13" MB

I have been doing a little design work using KiCad on Linux as a front end to both ngspice (http://ngspice.sourceforge.net/, open source, but not libre according to Debian) and Spice Opus

I use: QUCS. Analog/digital so=im PUFF. EM If you don't need Linux but is running Windooze only, test QUCSDesktop. It's a forked QUCS with KiCad added on. //Dan, M0DFI John Hudak <jjhudak@...>

I am interested in pointers to any analysis addons for KICAD. Any experiences/recommendations are also appreciated. Specifically: analog circuit analysis/simulation digital circuit analysis/simulation

"DanielW" <daniel@...> wrote: It's not a case. We shall stop this thread. --- Backing to the main thread. Jean Pierre gave us a patch (which is now included into the current revision) and the Windows

I don't speak Polish either. However, I went to the site anyway, and had no trouble figuring out how to download his file. Under the login box on the right is a Polish flag and the word "Polski"

Hi Dick, this could benefit from another improvement in Kicad: have schematics as single files, exactly as it is done today in pcb files. Today dragging around a few extra files is just an annoyance,

Kerusey, I am in receipt of your files now. Thank you for your testing time and sample files. I am at work on a number of small problems this week, evenings I hope. I could not duplicate the XML

Hi Julie, What a long post! The version I installed was a binary from "broken toaster". I have not the skill or time to go building it from scratch. The builds I could find were all rather old. AFAIK

Jean-Pierre, Thanks for finding that issue on Windows. I ran Windows (7) yesterday for the first time for 20 minutes. It has over 9 months since I've looked at a Windows screen of any kind, and I am

Le 02/06/2012 21:05, keruseykaryu a écrit : "dickelbeck" wrote: > > I "finished" this up this morning. > > You should be able to now load Eagle version 6.x *.brd XML > files into Pcbnew. > First of

Careful what you ask for... With the huge warning that this is purely my opinion, I can not imagine wanting multiple boards on a single schematic. Typically a schematic goes through many revs before a

"dickelbeck" <dick@...> wrote: First of all, good job Dick. But... Life is brutal and full of "zasadzkas" (Very popular sentence in Poland). I try to open a simple BRD created by Eagle v6.2.0. Under