The move tool in Eagle is the most unintuitive tool I have ever used in my life. And I used many many 3d and CAD software in my career. The simplest tool, which is select object and move it where you want, is a nightmare in Eagle. Gosh you can see that Eagle is very old software.
Overall good tutorial. Polygon,,, thats like a square i guess... but why would i want a big copper polygon on top of my circuit, im sure there is more to it. Is there a button for a big copper circle, or triangle. Maybe leave those types of things out. Fusión part i was lost until i realized its a tool that defined your board shape. Thanks good job
Whymy routing not following the mouse like you? Its whenever click on pads then drag it always connect to other pad. I dont know why this is happen after I update to 9.0 ver
I still think easyeda is probably the best out there at the moment, just to be able to get components from the library alone it's already 10x ahead of eagle. I do use fusion 360 for all my mechanical designs but there is no way I would ever use eagle it just simply sucks. Luck to all.
I have a question regarding the ground plane polygon isolation settings and the DRC settings. For simple low frequency boards, is it ok to leave the polygon isolation setting at 0, and the DRC settings at default? When would you change these settings and where can I find guidelines on this topic?
Why is autorouter placing traces "over" (figuratively speaking) SMC (for example, at 46:33 time, there are traces going across 555 component) ? Is it a good idea for copper traces to go under one component in real PCB board ??
Depends on the component and if your worried about inductuctance, or electrical noise. I would say no for important data lines with high frequency data, but otherwise meh, unless they're high current and might get hot enough to cause the component above to have issues, but typically the ground plane goes under everything so 🤷
In the current version of Fusion there is no Create PCB, instead there is a Create 3D PCB, but it does not appear to create a board but rather creates a Package which cannot be linked with Eagle. Could you please explain how to do a PCB board in the current version of Eagle? Thanks!
Hi Captain MJ, Thanks for your question. Go to the EAGLE Control Panel. Click on the File drop down menu and create and name your new project. Once you do so right click on the project and you can start by creating your schematic. Once you are ready to move over to the board click on the SCH/BRD icon in the top of your screen. Please let us know if that helps. You can always join us on the Autodesk EAGLE forum. Cheers!
It's literally PATHETIC that Eagle devs cannot or will not make exact PCB dimensioning possible.. gotta download a whole 'nother program just to do it.. pathetic.
The move tool in Eagle is the most unintuitive tool I have ever used in my life. And I used many many 3d and CAD software in my career. The simplest tool, which is select object and move it where you want, is a nightmare in Eagle. Gosh you can see that Eagle is very old software.
This covers everything regarding the layout. Great guys. Kudos!
8:40 bro running 53 instances of virtual box complains about lag
jokes aside, thanks for the good video lol
It would be a better webinar if you rehearsed first, as a true fist user it was hard to follow, that said the content was good and informative.
Overall good tutorial. Polygon,,, thats like a square i guess... but why would i want a big copper polygon on top of my circuit, im sure there is more to it. Is there a button for a big copper circle, or triangle. Maybe leave those types of things out. Fusión part i was lost until i realized its a tool that defined your board shape. Thanks good job
Very informative. Is there a way to specify a single layer board and a way to hard wire a jumper?
Also, why are you teaching us things you've not done? (Creating the PCB in Fusion then importing it within Eagle)
Whymy routing not following the mouse like you? Its whenever click on pads then drag it always connect to other pad. I dont know why this is happen after I update to 9.0 ver
Very very helpful for beginners like me.
I still think easyeda is probably the best out there at the moment, just to be able to get components from the library alone it's already 10x ahead of eagle. I do use fusion 360 for all my mechanical designs but there is no way I would ever use eagle it just simply sucks.
Luck to all.
I have a question regarding the ground plane polygon isolation settings and the DRC settings. For simple low frequency boards, is it ok to leave the polygon isolation setting at 0, and the DRC settings at default? When would you change these settings and where can I find guidelines on this topic?
Why is autorouter placing traces "over" (figuratively speaking) SMC (for example, at 46:33 time, there are traces going across 555 component) ? Is it a good idea for copper traces to go under one component in real PCB board ??
Depends on the component and if your worried about inductuctance, or electrical noise. I would say no for important data lines with high frequency data, but otherwise meh, unless they're high current and might get hot enough to cause the component above to have issues, but typically the ground plane goes under everything so 🤷
In the current version of Fusion there is no Create PCB, instead there is a Create 3D PCB, but it does not appear to create a board but rather creates a Package which cannot be linked with Eagle. Could you please explain how to do a PCB board in the current version of Eagle? Thanks!
Hi Captain MJ, Thanks for your question. Go to the EAGLE Control Panel. Click on the File drop down menu and create and name your new project. Once you do so right click on the project and you can start by creating your schematic. Once you are ready to move over to the board click on the SCH/BRD icon in the top of your screen. Please let us know if that helps. You can always join us on the Autodesk EAGLE forum.
Cheers!
@@AutodeskEAGLE Many thanks for the help! Much appreciated and great video!
@@AutodeskEAGLE I'm having the same issue and hat explanation does not help at all...
What is use of creating a polygon on he layout ?? someone plz give me a valid explanation . Thank you
To create a low resistance signal on the board itself.
Thank you
Thanks, this is very helpful.
The target 3001 does this for free including 3d
you are jumping all over the place lol
It's literally PATHETIC that Eagle devs cannot or will not make exact PCB dimensioning possible.. gotta download a whole 'nother program just to do it.. pathetic.