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Resistor-array?
That sounds excellent! End sections and one middle section should do the job perfectly! I only have traces of bendable legs in there because I wasn't that competent to remove them. I just used the...
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Arduino & Fun Robotics for Children
I have made a open source wireless upload STEM robot which support line following, light seeking. Now share with you: http://kck.st/2dphOkr Designed for STEM education, Open Source! APP controlled,...
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Do you have a pointer to the data sheet for the image sensor? Finding a breakout board for that specific part would be your best bet. I'll also point out that cmos image sensors are usually fairly...
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Resistor-array?
I took a 6-pin image and overlaid the artwork, that is way you have a 6-pin array. I then shrunk it down to a 3-pin array and cut out the center pin section. The body you need to expand, right moves...
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This seems to apply to the schematic and breadboard views but there doesn't seem to be any way to move or rotate the component number and not the component itself in the PCB view. Is this the case? I...
View Article[Rq5] NAME & VALUE, separately
Highlight the component then right click on the component number.
View Article[Rq5] NAME & VALUE, separately
When I highlight the component then try to right click on the component label and click rotate the highlight disappears and the pcb rotates!
View Article[Rq5] NAME & VALUE, separately
Highlight the component, first left click then right click on the component number. I think the label is jumping out of the way...
View Article[Rq5] NAME & VALUE, separately
Senior moment here - the method works if either Both Layers or Top Layer is selected - I had Bottom Layer selected! Thanks for making me look closer at how things are set up - everything works like a...
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I changed it a little bit... self explanatory; copy, renumber, and move right pin-3 group. Pin-1 and 2 are stationary in left group. This one has left, center, and right section. Resistor...
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First part for review
OK. I'm back from beating my head (successfully this time against motor shaft encoders to beating my head against Inkscape where Inkscape is still winning. My current problem (and perhaps my entire...
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Joining the discussion a bit late, it could use a dot on pin 1 (which in the bussed or star version of this is the common pin). Again in the bus version (which is mostly what I use) the common sizes...
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Where you been Peter... you leave me out here all by my lonesome... Yea... I thought about the dot. There is other labeling that needs to go on it... haven't got that far yet. I was wondering if there...
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Resistor-array?
Several days of playing with motors and opto interrupters (which aren't as fast as I'd like ) which finally ended up with me deciding that the optical encoder disks on cheap ebay motors are worth...
View ArticleSVG not displayig in Parts Editor
It appears to be working now. not sure why, i didnt change anything, just came back to it after a few weeks. it was a test part to see if i can get images out of a cad program for the breadboard....
View ArticleHow far away is a protable version?
I just installed it and discovered that it's writing stuff into the appdata directories. Is there a plan to make a portable version? Also there were generic DIP 16, 14, 18 parts in the obsolete areas...
View ArticleHow far away is a protable version?
What constitutes "portable" in this context? I didn't like it writing on my system disk and thus used hard links to move the roaming and appdata directories to another volume. If that constitutes...
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Open XML Editor in Ink.Click on the node in the tree that puts a highlight box around the object.Go to the top of the XML Editor and run the pointer over the faded boxes - they don't look active but...
View ArticleHow far away is a portable version?
Portable means portable, it's a somewhat standard concept. It is genuinely a showstopper for me as i'm often jumping from computer to computer with my programming projects on a usbkey. I was thinking...
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Thanks a lot for creating that image! I finished the script for creating the breadboard-images. You can find it along with generated content in the attachment (same as before: a zip hidden as fz). Is...
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