Learn EasyEDA design tool

You are here in this section! means you already liked the intro and you are looking for more, that's a good start, then let's not waste more time and let's start our first Project.

If you are willing to make your colleagues participate in the establishment of the project that you are up to, then you need to move through some steps to edit the project settings and give access to some users to join your work.

Some users may look to upgrade or even downgrade the version of the design tool to match their requirements, here we are then, showing you how to play a bit with the EasyEDA version.

A circuit schematic is mainly based on symbols, many symbols are available in the EasyEDA library but for those missing ones a user need to create them by himself and this is what we will learn in this section.

In the previous section we talked about the schematic symbols and we learned that Schematics are based on symbols right! what if I want to convert this symbol to its real dimensional size for my PCB design! then we need to attribute the appropriate PCB footprint to each schematic symbol in order to create our PCB design.

Now your willing and desires are getting higher, this is why we will raise the bar to take you to a higher level, no panic, we are assistant you.

At this stage you may start to think on how to introduce your PCB design to your colleagues, mentor or even to your followers and customers and it is not suitable to show up a PCB layout because some persons will not understand it!

How about showing the 3D view of your designed Printed Circuit Board!

This is what will teach you through the video of this section.

We already spoke about the available parts that you can use in your Schematic and PCB design, but how to search these parts!

In this section you will learn how to explore the EasyEDA library and how to use the available parts made by many other users and contributors.

Don't get surprised! Yes this feature is available in the EasyEDA design tool.

You can create a simulation schematic and visualize the signals flow and make some measures. Don't get confused, this is just signals simulation means it doesn't support Micro-controllers programs.

Yes we know what you will ask! indeed there is separate library for simulation symbols other than the normal symbols that can't be used for simulation, in this section we will show you how to explore the simulation library to create your very first simulation schematic.