Open PCB in Fusion 360

In Fusion 360, locate your converted PCB in the data panel on the left side of the interface.

Double click on the PCB to open the design.

Edit PCB

The PCB will need to be edited in order to populate the board with components.

In the bottom of the interface, right-click on the PCB icon and select Edit.

Add Components to PCB

In the Browser panel, click on the dropdown icon next to the PCB Component folder.

The PCB component folder contains all of the objects in the PCB from Eagle. This includes library objects and components such as capacitors, resistors and connectors.

Choose a desired component you'd like to add and right-click on it. Select Replace Component Body from the contextual menu.

Find Components

There several websites to download free 3D models of components. The 3D models will need to be in the STEP file format. Here are a few places to get 3D models of components

• GrabCAD
• Digikey
• Library IO
• SnapEDA

Fusion 360 Component Generator

Optionally generate 3D models of components using Fusion 360 Package Generator. The video tutorial will walk you through create custom header pins for a PCB.

Select Components

Locate the component you would like to add to the PCB. Click the Open button to select the component.

Move Component

Use the manipulator handles to move and orient the component in it's desired location.

Optionally enter values into the Move PCB Component Body dialog.

Depending on the component, you may need to flip the part to be in the correct orientation.

Adding Components

Use the orbit tool to move around the component to inspect its location. The goal is to place the component as close to the footprint as possible.  

Click OK to append the component to the PCB. Proceed to add components using the Replace Component Body feature.

Finished PCB

Click on the Finish PCB button at the top of the tool bar menu when you are satisfied with your PCB and ready to exit the Edit PCB workspace.