Procedure for creating a PCB:
OrCAD Capture:
First to create a PCB circuit, we start by opening OrCAD Capture ("File", "New" and click on "Design" or "Project.
Afterwards, we click the "Place Part" submenu and we add the important and necessary libraries. If necessary we place the parts and make correct connections (it is done by typing the name of the part we want in "Part" and choosing "Part Search" so that we can click on "Begin Search" and choose any library files that are necessary for our project).
Then we place the respected parts and link them depending on the schematic given.
Afterwards, we place "No Connect" for any unconnected pins.
It is recommended to click on "No Connect" for any useless pins (according to the circuit) in order to facilitate the schematic's design.
We have to be sure that all part have a unique "Part Reference" and if applicable, a "Value" so that the circuit will be error-free.
After the circuit is completed, we click on "DRC check" in order to prevent any errors that are present. And if there is any, we correct them before proceeding (to produce a DRC check, we should go into the project's main menu and select the DRC check button under the "Tool" menu).
Afterwards, we should add a footprint to all the necessary components by editing or modifying a component and adding a footprint in the "PCB Footprint" column (a footprint is basically the "blueprint" of the circuit, in other words, its unique combination will help choose the best possible parts in order to design a perfect circuit. To find the PCB Footprint for a specific part, the "Library Footprints" book is located in almost every CDST computer lab.
Annotating the design by making sure that "Update entire Design" and "Unconditional Reference Part" are checked.
Then we should create a "Netlist" (.MNL) file by going to the "Create Netlist" option, "Layout" sub-option and checking that "Combined property string:" has "{PCB Footprint}" also that "Run ECO to Layout" is NOT selected.
Layout:
First we open OrCAD Layout ("File", "New" in order to load a "_Default" template file so that we look and load our .MNL file. In this case, the "_Default.tch"file is needed to building the circuit.
Afterwards, we pick a name for our .MAX file (this is where our layout design will be stored),
Then we "Link" our components to a correct footprint (in Capture, this procedure is already done but if Layout finds that an incorrect PCB footprint was used, then it will automatically help the user find the correct footprint for the respected parts.
In the prepping process you will begin to draw out vessel shapes on paper (up to ten). You will then choose a shape and draw the chosen one on cardboard. Then you will simply cut the shape out.
Focus shall be on utilizing pre-production tools while developing the prototypes. Actual material, wherever possible, shall be used in the development of prototypes rather than having substituted parts. Make the prototypes as closer as possible to actual outputs.
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