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=====Inroduction===== | |||
'''DT Online PCB Designer''' is based on the well-established '''Input-Process-Output''' model. | |||
* Start by clicking on the tabs to select the particular '''Input''', '''Process''' and '''Output''' devices required from the drop-down menus. | |||
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=====How to use PCB Designer===== | |||
* All choices can be amended at any stage during the circuit designing process and, whichever choices are made, the final design will be a control circuit with component values which have been tested in use and can be applied to '''DT Online''' projects. | |||
* Click on any of the Info buttons (<i class="fa fa-info-circle"></i>) to learn more about the components specified. | |||
* '''DT Online''' defaults to a '''Schematic''' view but several presentation styles are available and can be selected at any time. | |||
* Use '''Print Screen''' or the '''Snipping Tool''' to grab a screen image of your final design for further work ''(or their equivalents on non-Windows platforms)''. | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:11, 5 December 2016
Inroduction
DT Online PCB Designer is based on the well-established Input-Process-Output model.
- Start by clicking on the tabs to select the particular Input, Process and Output devices required from the drop-down menus.
How to use PCB Designer
- All choices can be amended at any stage during the circuit designing process and, whichever choices are made, the final design will be a control circuit with component values which have been tested in use and can be applied to DT Online projects.
- Click on any of the Info buttons () to learn more about the components specified.
- DT Online defaults to a Schematic view but several presentation styles are available and can be selected at any time.
- Use Print Screen or the Snipping Tool to grab a screen image of your final design for further work (or their equivalents on non-Windows platforms).
