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<p>Created page with &#039;KiCad is a open source(GPL) integrated package for electronics design automation(EDA).KiCad is used for designing schematics of electronics circuits and printed circuit board(PCB…&#039;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>KiCad is a open source(GPL) integrated package for electronics design automation(EDA).KiCad is used for designing schematics of electronics circuits and printed circuit board(PCB). The suite consists of a project manager, Schematic Editor, Netlist generator, pcb designer and a gerber viewer.It runs under X Window System on most UNIX-compatible platforms and also on microsoft windows platform.<br /> <br /> This Software can be used by students who want to design Electronics hardware based on Analog integrated circuits and Digital Circuits based Micro-controllers and other Digital IC's <br /> For getting started with this software students are required to have prior knowledge of discrete electronics components. <br /> <br /> The Spoken Tutorial Effort for KiCad is being contributed by CDEEP and TreeLabs members. Project is Initiated by Prof.Kannan Moudgalya and Prof.Dipankar. <br /> <br /> For more information about KiCad you can refer following links:<br /> <br /> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KiCAD<br /> <br /> http://www.lis.inpg.fr/realise_au_lis/kicad/<br /> <br /> =Basic Level Tutorials=<br /> #Introduction to KiCad<br /> #*What is KiCad?<br /> #*KiCad installation<br /> #Designing circuit schematic in KiCad <br /> #*Steps involved in PCB designing using KiCad<br /> #*Creating new project in KiCad<br /> #*Using Schematic editor (EEschema) in KiCad<br /> #*Placing new components in EEschema<br /> #*Using shortcut keys in EEschema<br /> #*Interconnecting the components.<br /> #*Annotating components<br /> #*Saving whole schematic project<br /> #Electric rule checking and Netlist generation <br /> #*Assigning values and Annotating components<br /> #*Electric rule check for schematic created<br /> #*Connecting power flags<br /> #*Test ERC tab<br /> #*Netlist generation<br /> #Mapping components in KiCad <br /> #*Mapping of components with corresponding modules using CvPCB<br /> #Designing printed circuit board in KiCad <br /> #*Designing a Board layout using PCBnew<br /> <br /> =Intermediate Level Tutorials=<br /> #Auto routing in KiCad <br /> #*Board layout created for Astable multivibrator<br /> #*Deletion of manually created track<br /> #*Autorouting feature in KiCad<br /> #*Deletion of Tracks<br /> #*Export specctra design file<br /> #*using Web based advanced Autorouter<br /> #Library creation using KiCad<br /> #*Designing new library using library editor<br /> #*Designing new module using Module editor<br /> #*Mapping of new library component with module created<br /> <br /> =Advanced Level Tutorials=<br /> #Using KiCad netlist with ngspice <br /> #*Creating RC differentiator circuit using KiCad EEschema <br /> #*Generating spice netlist using netlist generation tab<br /> #*Appending simulator commands using python file<br /> #*simulate circuit using ngspice command line interface<br /> #pspice to ngspice code conversion <br /> #*Open already created sample PSPICE file <br /> #*Give this file as an input to pspice-to-ngspice converter<br /> #*open ngspice file created using converter<br /> #*Append simulation commands to ngspice netlist<br /> #*Append Model file to ngspice netlist<br /> #*Simulate circuit using ngspice command line interface<br /> #SPICE Model creation using Python Model Editor <br /> #*Open python based model editor(GUI based)<br /> #*Create model file for diode<br /> #*Append it to netlist of diode clipper circuit<br /> #*simulate circuit using ngspice command line interface</div>

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