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Hi guys, maybe this will help you. You can go to Altium Content and download a lot of templates, including PCIE, PC104, COM Express .... I made a short video about it...
In the case you would like to export your 3D PCB to 3D PDF, have a look here (basically, save your PCB as step, import to DesignSpark - this is a free software - and save as pdf). For detailed steps, watch this video...
You have probably already done the layout, but if anyone else is looking to solve the same problem, you may want to have a look at https://www.imx6rex.com/ - it is an Altium project and the iMX6 PCB can be dowloaded. Hope it helps :)
What exactly didn't work? You either copy whole Component (go to the library window which list components, right click, Copy, go to the your library, right click on the window which list components in your library, right click and Paste) or you copy just Schematic symbol itself (go to the...
the dot means - manual designator placement is on - and that is reason why designator appears too far from the compoenent (click on the component and see if Property "Autoposition" is checked ON)
I attached Altium video tutorial in my previous post. Have a look and see how you can create the 1 pin connector - it's simple. I believe the video will answer some other your questions. You don't need to care about Solder mask. If footprints are created properly, they include solder mask...
Hi Sean, you have answered your question: "how can I place a one whole (just think it as a one pin header)" .... add one pin header.
You can check the Axial 0.3 footprint in footprint library, or print the PCB in 1:1 scale and compare it with your real resistors. If you have problems to create...
I don't think it is possible to calculate number of layers, it depends on too many factors as mentioned above - inlcuding component placement, pinout and PCB size (how would you define these in mathematical models?). I normally start with higher number of layers and try to use as few as I can...
Create an empty schematic page and use: Place->Sheet Symbol. Do this for every page in the schematic. Double click on the Sheet symbol and set Filename to schematic page you would like to include in the hierarchy. Then, right click on Sheet Symbol and: Sheet Symbol Actions -> Synchronize sheet...
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