On 06/15/2011 10:10 PM, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
Josh Jordan wrote:
What I am trying to do is save symbols that were modified in the
schematic. For instance, making a schematic and add a generic
capacitor. Then add a value, footprint, partnumber and documentation.
This does not change the
Ethan Swint eswint.r...@verizon.net
writes:
On 06/14/2011 05:27 PM, Stefan Salewski wrote:
Guess: try bom2 as advertised from
gnetlist -g help
If that does not help, then we have to wait for a reply from smart
people. I have no idea about the meaning of the error messages...
Doh!
Hi Andrew,
I just pulled PCB from git head and I have trouble with arcs in Gerber
output. I strongly suspect the latest commit: layers which do not
have arcs appear fine in gerbv, but automatic zooming layers which
contain arcs zoom out and give coordinates in the range of several
meters
When you put two capacitors in series, there's no way to know what the
voltage between them will be. You have three with a common central
connection Vx. V1 acts to charge the node, the loads act to discharge
it, so an unequal load means unequal discharging and thus nonzero
average node voltage.
Krzysztof Kościuszkiewicz wrote:
Script requires recent modifications to libgeda, so test with git HEAD.
Done. It works nicely!
Comments ideas welcome.
Please add this to the system-gschemrc:
/--
;; Define value of page-offset for auto number on
I just launched gschem for the first time so go easy
I am duplicating a schematic just for practice
I selected inductor-1.sym from Basic Devices and noticed it has no footprint
Where do I find the footprint to add to this device
Richard
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Where do I find the footprint to add to this device
First, pick an inductor, like from digikey or mouser. Then see if PCB
has a matching footprint for it, else create your own.
Inductors come in a LOT of package shapes and sizes.
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geda-user
On 06/16/2011 01:30 PM, myken wrote:
see Rectifier_sim.jpeg)
Everything works fine if LOAD_1 and LOAD_2 are equal.
Lose C1. Lose R1. Add L2 feeding D1.
Separate D1 D2.
Add some rc filter R between
D2, C2. Or try moving L1 between D2, C2
John
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Thanks DJ,
I had the same thought that Vx was floating somewhere unwanted, that's
why I added the resistor (which didn't work).
Gazing at this problem for a couple of days make me miss the obvious,
just split the filter. Brilliant.
I'll give it a try.
Robert.
On 16/06/11 20:48, DJ Delorie
I could implement a save-symbol-as capability. Can anyone familiar
with gschem code outline a 'right' way to this? Should I add another
option to Hierarchy down modified symbol and change the other to
down original symbol? Or would it be better to add a 'save symbol
as'
On Thu, 16 Jun 2011 20:55:57 -0700 (PDT)
Josh Jordan outerspacema...@yahoo.com wrote:
I could implement a save-symbol-as capability. Can anyone familiar
with gschem code outline a 'right' way to this? Should I add another
option to Hierarchy down modified symbol and change the other to
down
On Jun 16, 2011, at 9:37 PM, Colin D Bennett co...@gibibit.com wrote:
On Thu, 16 Jun 2011 20:55:57 -0700 (PDT)
Josh Jordan outerspacema...@yahoo.com wrote:
I could implement a save-symbol-as capability. Can anyone familiar
with gschem code outline a 'right' way to this? Should I add
The plan is to add a 'Save symbol instance as...' to the right-click
menu. It will open the file chooser in the directory of the original
symbol and load file name from device attribute.
Saving a schematic uses f_save in libgeda, I am adding a f_save_symbol.
First I loop
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