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JITX Quickstart 3 - Schematic customization
In this third installment of the JITX tutorial series, we show how to organize the schematic. You'll learn how to name nets, and add net symbols, then the graphical tools for adjusting a schematic without losing correctness.
0:00 Intro
1:03 Move groups between pages
1:55 Merge groups
2:04 Naming nets
2:45 Adding net symbols
4:21 Adjusting layouts
5:00 Automatically organize ports around a symbol
5:22 Automatically organize a group
6:10 Duplicate group layouts
6:20 Resolve issues
The project files created in this video are here: github.com/JITx-Inc/quickstart-by-phase/tree/main/quickstart-3-files
Docs for the schematic UI : docs.jitx.com/reference/user-interface/schematic-view.html?h=schematic
For more JITX quickstart videos, click here: ua-cam.com/play/PLBpQXvYBaE7VuJT1xzpcf-1LnQ-Yem-a6.html
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JITX Quickstart 2 - Components, nets, and circuits
Переглядів 589 годин тому
In this second installment of the JITX tutorial series, we cover all of the day to day skills needed to create circuit board designs with code. You'll learn how to pull parts from a database, how to use shared libraries, and how to use an AI model to model a component from a datasheet. 0:00 Intro 1:26 Add a sub-circuit 1:36 Add a zener diode from the database 3:41 Add USB from a shared library ...
JITX Quickstart 1 - Your first design
Переглядів 499 годин тому
Welcome to the kickoff of our JITX tutorial series, where we teach you how to design a gigabit ethernet switch with code. In this opening episode, we'll walk you through the initial steps of getting started with JITX, from installation through running your first design. 0:00 Intro 0:26 Overview of design 0:38 Installing JITX 1:15 Create a new project 2:00 Running a design 2:20 File organization...
JITX Quickstart 4 - Autorouting and Layout
Переглядів 359 годин тому
In this fourth installment of the JITX tutorial series, we show how to layout a board with the autorouter. You'll learn how to code mechanical details and copper geometry, how to fanout components, and how to use an autorouter that is actually helpful. 0:00 Intro 1:00 Place USB connector from code 1:45 Add power and ground pours from code 3:34 Selection and movement tools 5:00 Fanout with vias ...

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  • @Jeremy-fl2xt
    @Jeremy-fl2xt 3 дні тому

    @2:18 While following this with JITX 3.24.1, I get an error when trying to run after instantiating the communications-core. I think the issue is that the Zener is an SOD-123, but I don't see where to adjust the packages. stanza> reload "case" => ["0402" "0603"] "manufacturer" => "ON Semiconductor" "_sellers" => ["Arrow" "Avnet" "DigiKey" "JLCPCB" "LCSC" "Mouser" "Newark"] "mounting" => "smd" "min-stock" => 1 "mpn" => "MMSZ4689T1G" [336ms] (0) Uncaught Exception: Could not find component that meets requirements: User Requirements : manufacturer: "ON Semiconductor" mpn: "MMSZ4689T1G" min-stock: 1 Design Requirements : mounting: "smd" case: ["0402" "0603"] Set in C:\Users\Jeremy/.jitx\user.params.

    • @JITX-Automation
      @JITX-Automation 3 дні тому

      You are fast on the draw! The upcoming JITX 3.25 release will fix that issue, in the meantime, use this version of helpers.stanza: github.com/JITx-Inc/quickstart-by-phase/blob/main/quickstart-2-files/helpers.stanza

    • @Jeremy-fl2xt
      @Jeremy-fl2xt 3 дні тому

      After commenting out different lines in the helpers.stanza, it seems like the critical lines are 30 and 31. Adding "SOD-123" to the case and commenting out only line 31 works as well, but I suspect other parts will have other packages. Maybe line 31 is only an issue on the Free version with no PLM ?

    • @Jeremy-fl2xt
      @Jeremy-fl2xt 3 дні тому

      @@JITX-Automation The line with "seller! = vendor" is still problematic for me. Commenting it out does allow it to run (at least up to the FTDI part addition).