I dont have basic knowledge of electronic or circuit.. But i want to learn as an hobby.. Please guide me with some free learning resources from basic to advance.
Check out our Fusion 360 Electronics for Beginners playlist if you’re looking for somewhere to get started! ua-cam.com/play/PLmA_xUT-8UlL80Xm8Gxz98YNum3I9GInr.html
Casually resizes the board with no indication of where to set the size of the board. I need 39mm x 50mm with 2mm radius corners. Where to set this? I don't even see a display of what size is being set.
I know i am a bit late but its under design, then board shape (you can delete the old lines first if you want to) and then you can draw the general outline (square, rectangle, L shaped or something else) and after that you can make rounded corners with the board shape tool and then remove the excess lines outside the curve. Hope this helps
Can someone tell me how you get the 3D PCB component to align with features of the mechanical case? For example, if I have a faceplate with some holes in it for switches to go through, how do I align the PCB component to the mechanical feature hole on the faceplate? The steps I have got to so far: 1. Created a 3D model of a box with a faceplate, which consists of holes for the buttons to fit into. 2. I have drawn a sketch of what I want the PCB outline to look like within my design workspace. 3. I have selected the option 'Create Associative PCB' and selected my PCB outline, whilst leaving the holes unselected so they appear on the PCB. 4. I have then allowed it to take me through to the 3D PCB workspace where I then pushed it to 2D workspace. 5. I have selected my holes and put them onto layer 51 'Document Top' so they can be referenced. From here onwards I went about creating a schematic and then placing my components onto my 2D PCB. However, this is where I am stuck and have no idea how to get my 'footprints/pads' of the button components to align with the centre of the holes. Any advice or videos I should watch? @Autodesk Fusion Thanks in advanced.
Hi @robertgogoI289 thank you for your participation. You can simply left click and hold any asset on the PCB to select and move it. Just as it was done on the video.
![Creating an Electronic Component Library in Fusion 360 [Part 1]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/NITJZfhjppI/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks! With videos like this, I feel a bit more comfortable using Fusion 360 for electronics. So far, it was a magic block box.
does fusion 360 allow you to have the schematic on one screen and the PCB on a second screen?
Hi, yes it does.
Ed Robeloddo, Is possible to have the back screen on 100% BLAK not gray type?
I dont have basic knowledge of electronic or circuit.. But i want to learn as an hobby.. Please guide me with some free learning resources from basic to advance.
Check out our Fusion 360 Electronics for Beginners playlist if you’re looking for somewhere to get started! ua-cam.com/play/PLmA_xUT-8UlL80Xm8Gxz98YNum3I9GInr.html
Consider visiting www.instructables.com/Electronics-35/
Is there an option to produce a layout using Varo/strip board?
Brabo
can you just hire this guy full time to make tutorial for your youtube channel? i like his voice
Casually resizes the board with no indication of where to set the size of the board. I need 39mm x 50mm with 2mm radius corners. Where to set this? I don't even see a display of what size is being set.
I know i am a bit late but its under design, then board shape (you can delete the old lines first if you want to) and then you can draw the general outline (square, rectangle, L shaped or something else) and after that you can make rounded corners with the board shape tool and then remove the excess lines outside the curve.
Hope this helps
@@troybakker7628Thank you kindly.
Can someone tell me how you get the 3D PCB component to align with features of the mechanical case? For example, if I have a faceplate with some holes in it for switches to go through, how do I align the PCB component to the mechanical feature hole on the faceplate? The steps I have got to so far:
1. Created a 3D model of a box with a faceplate, which consists of holes for the buttons to fit into.
2. I have drawn a sketch of what I want the PCB outline to look like within my design workspace.
3. I have selected the option 'Create Associative PCB' and selected my PCB outline, whilst leaving the holes unselected so they appear on the PCB.
4. I have then allowed it to take me through to the 3D PCB workspace where I then pushed it to 2D workspace.
5. I have selected my holes and put them onto layer 51 'Document Top' so they can be referenced.
From here onwards I went about creating a schematic and then placing my components onto my 2D PCB. However, this is where I am stuck and have no idea how to get my 'footprints/pads' of the button components to align with the centre of the holes.
Any advice or videos I should watch? @Autodesk Fusion
Thanks in advanced.
Hi @MindstormExpert I hope all is going well. Please post your question on the Forum. Thank you. autode.sk/482fR7q
can't find the keyboard shortcut to rotate components
When i move components i can just right-click with my mouse and it turns the components by 90°
@@troybakker7628 thanks for the hint, it works!
Great…
How to resize PCB board?
Hi @robertgogoI289 thank you for your participation. You can simply left click and hold any asset on the PCB to select and move it. Just as it was done on the video.
How use Tetris pcb layout ？ I like it？ do you have example?