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Hi, have a look on this example : <http://kicad.rohrbacher.net/KicadTestDup/TestDup-after.pdf> regards, Charles.

Sorry if this is a dumb question, but in the CONN parts library, why are so many of the connectors' pin line types defined as "inverted"? Instead of just being a line, they are a line with a bubble.

If you select a track its length is displayed in the status bar. This is certainly true of the 2011 RC, and I'm pretty sure I used this feature in the 2010 edition (I had to run a USB bus over a long

No political rants here please... there are forums for that. Karl Schmidt <karl@...> wrote:

Track length controlled routing has been available for commerical apps for several years, true enough. But the option is so expensive a friend of mine spent a week fiddleing with trace lengths by hand

My vote is that neither the CVPCB nor manual entry into the Footprint field is much of a solution, though I generally use the Footprint field myself. In my case, someone else is doing my layout, so I

One more level of insufficiency. If you are only doing a few traces, perhaps this is OK. But for things like PCIe, memory and so on, the engineer should be able to put properties on the schematic nets

Hi, Indeed , no customs fee between EU countries. BUT that is becauce VAT already has been paid in the country of purchase. Imagine the amount of bureaucrats needed to add cusoms fees on all the goods

You don't *have* to go via CVPCB. What I normally do is enter the footprint into the Footprint field for each component in EESchema. When I think I'm ready to create a board I use CVPCB just to check

DOH! Yes RR8 and RR9 are resistor nets. I'll just edit those to make my own.

Are there any shem symbols for a resistor network in kicad? The only thing I found that comes close are the RR8 and RR9 symbols under "devices" Specifically I'm look for 6 pin and 10 pin bus sip

ok .. thanks .. Yes it does make logical sense .. I will give that a go over the next few days as I have 4 days off in a row .. :) Randy

After you did your schematics you have to generate the netlist: button "netlist generation", 4th entry from the right in the top menu. Once you created your netlist, run cvpcb (button right from the

After I create a schematic .., I launch the board editor from there and the sheet in the board editor is blank. Do I have to import something ? or export first and compile something ? I guess I am

It is not stealing to keep what is morally yours - not sure these governments have any moral authority left when they take money from poor working people by the threat of force to hand over to the

I don't think this is sufficient. For many high-speed applications, track lengths need to be equalized on differential pairs: this is why you'll see a lot of snaking tracks on motherboards on the

He didn't call you a thief, he called you an unintentional tax evader. There's a big difference. A thief is someone who willfully takes something of value from another person, which belongs to that

Anyone found it? In the eeschema manual I didn't find the "not connected" options (maybe it's not updated yet). -- Dio

Update: Boards came back this week -- mostly good news. Solderability is good (even with a qfn24 part), and functionality is, well, functional. The only minus is that kicad allowed me to put

More keyboard tricks: See "Preferences -> Hotkeys -> List Current Keys" There is even a mechanism in there to import and export hotkey configs; so if someone has a favorite setup, they could share it