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KTOWN's Ultimate Creating Parts in Eagle Tutorial Featured Products

KTOWN's Ultimate Creating Parts in Eagle Tutorial

By Kevin Townsend

Listen up! KTOWN is going to school you right in EagleCAD!

Introduction
Understanding Parts in Eagle
Creating a Package
Welcome to the Package Editor
Creating Your First Pad
Setting Your Pad Size
Placing Your Pads
Accurately Positioning Pads
Copying Pads
Setting Pad Names
An Introduction to Layers in Eagle
Adding Dimension Details to your Package
Adding a Silk Screen Outline to your Package
Adding >Name and >Value to the Package
The Symbol Editor
Adding Pins to Your Symbol
Assigning Pin Names
Drawing a Symbol Outline
Adding >Name and >Value to Your Symbol
Final Pin Adjustments
The Device Editor
Add a Symbol to our Device
Add a Package to our Device
Associate Symbols and Packages
Adding a Name Prefix
Enabling the Value Field
Adding a Description
The End!

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Difficulty: Advanced

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