I am trying to get a consistent annotation when modifying an existing
design. If I remove a component say D1 then the resultant design
starts from D2. Is there a way of correcting this without
re-annotating which would make the PCB design incorrect?
My previous system allowed a re-annotate of
I've been using KiCad for a while, and enjoying it, particularly for
the design of a modular RF/microcontroller platform. I've decided to
make the design slightly less modular - rather than having two
seperate PCBs for main CPU and power regulation I'd like to merge
these onto one board. I have
Hi all,
I have a component module that has a pin 1 designator, a small square
on the silkscreen layer near pin 1 of the footprint. In general the
location of the designator is fine, but for one instance in my design
I need to move it so that it doesn't partially cover an adjacent
copper pad. I
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Hi Everyone
Thanks so much for looking. I was curious if it is possible to set the
background in PCB to white. Been going thru the software and help
files and I cant find anyway to do it. I tried a search and found
in file
board_file_format_EN.html
it states that an ARC is:
DA x0 y0 x1 y1 angle width layer
where: X0,y0 = Start point x1,y1 = end point
I am led to believe that it should be
x0,y0 = center x1,y1 = start point
but I am not absolutly sure, it could be something similar
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I am working
