PCB DESIGNING AND MANUFACTURING
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INTRODUCTION4 Topics
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CONDUCTOR AND CONDUCTIVE PATHS3 Topics
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ZERO PCB
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OVERVIEW OF ELECTRONICS4 Topics
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What do you mean by Electronics??
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What Do you mean by Electronic Components??
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Some Basic Electronic Components and their symbols
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Types of Electronic Components according to their assembly
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What do you mean by Electronics??
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CLASSIFICATION OF PCB2 Topics
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EAGLE OVERVIEW2 Topics
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WHAT IS EAGLE
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EAGLE PLATFORM
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WHAT IS EAGLE
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COMPOSITION OF PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD3 Topics
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BRIEF ABOUT COPPER
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COLOR OF THE PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD
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PCB MANUFACTURING
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PCB DESIGNING2 Topics
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PCB DESIGNING SOFTWARE3 Topics
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SCHEMATIC STUDY4 Topics
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PCB TERMINOLOGIES13 Topics
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ROUTING5 Topics
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GERBER GENERATION4 Topics
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GROUND PLANE
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BILL OF MATERIAL1 Topic
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MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITY1 Quiz
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ROUTING RULES6 Topics
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ACTIVITY 11 Quiz
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ACTIVITY 21 Quiz
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ACTIVITY 31 Quiz
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ACTIVITY 41 Quiz
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SCHEMATIC DESIGN13 Topics
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LAYOUT DESIGN8 Topics
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ERC8 Topics
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DRC3 Topics
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ACTIVITY 61 Quiz
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Activity 71 Quiz
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ACTIVITY 81 Quiz
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ACTIVITY 91 Quiz
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ACTIVITY 51 Quiz
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ASSIGNMENT 12 Topics
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ASSIGNMENT 21 Topic
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MISCLLANEOUS ASSIGNMENT1 Topic
FIXING ERRORS
07/08/2021
FIXING ERC ERRORS
Keep in that mind our set of errors might differ slightly from yours. In this part, we’ll go through some of our errors one-by-one to show you how we troubleshoot our way through our schematic, and you can do the same!
Error 1 – Unconnected INPUT pin IC1 CON
Here’s the first error, but what does it mean? Selecting the error in your ERC Errors Dialog should take you to Pin 5 on your NE555 Timer, which is clearly unconnected! Now, before running off to connect that pin to ground, the T1 NE555 has a hint of what you need, it says:
A Decoupling CONTROL voltage to ground with a capacitor can improve operation. This should be evaluated for individual applications.
So, what that means is that you need to add a capacitor to your schematic before connecting any nets, here’s how:
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Select the Add icon on the left-hand side of your interface.
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In the ADD Dialog, search for “electrolytic capacitor.”
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Select the first available capacitor listed in the rcl > EL – folder.
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Select OK and place this capacitor on your schematic between Pin 5 and your ground net.
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Next, select the Net icon on the left-hand side of your interface and connect Pin 5 to the top of the capacitor, then connect the bottom of the capacitor to the ground net below it.
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Last, select the Value icon on the left-hand side of your interface and left-click your newly placed capacitor to give it a value of “10n.”
The updated schematic with the newly added C2 capacitor, completing the connection to Pin 5!
Ok, that should take care of that error. Close your ERC Errors Dialog, then reopen it and see what happens. Aha! That error is gone, and now we can move on to our warnings.