Alignment Assistant - Revision history

Harald Friedrich: /* Radial alignment */

2023-04-01T04:31:04Z

Radial alignment

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	[[Image:e_RadBsp1.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:e_RadBsp1.jpg\|none]]<br><br>
	The tick in the field: "Component rotates accordingly" effects, that the rotation of the [[component]] is defined by the same angle relative to the radius.<br><br>		The tick in the field: "Component rotates accordingly" effects, that the rotation of the [[component]] is defined by the same angle relative to the radius. "Rotation Phi" is the rotation angle of the first component.<br><br>


	== Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout ==		== Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout ==

Markus Friedrich at 06:42, 22 October 2020

2020-10-22T06:42:48Z

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	Double-click on one of the handle crosses of a schematic symbol and in the dialog '''Change symbols''' click the '''Properties''' button. It gives information about the package proposal in the ~~dialogue~~ '''Change properties''':<br><br>		Double-click on one of the handle crosses of a schematic symbol and in the dialog '''Change symbols''' click the '''Properties''' button. It gives information about the package proposal in the dialog '''Change properties''':<br><br>

	[[Image:Platzierassi2_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Keep the name of the package proposal in mind!<br><br>		[[Image:Platzierassi2_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Keep the name of the package proposal in mind!<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout */

2018-09-19T11:03:51Z

Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout

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	To make the board outline just create a 100 mm square around 0\|0 upon layer 23, Outline. Higlight one side line of the square (left or right). Click the top corner black touchpad by [[M2]] to open the context menu. Round the corner by 50mm. Do the same at the opposite side. Then just slide the bottom line a bit higher... It is just for demonstrational reasons. <br><br>		Besides: To make the board outline just create a 100 mm square around 0\|0 upon layer 23, Outline. Higlight one side line of the square (left or right). Click the top corner black touchpad by [[M2]] to open the context menu. Round the corner by 50mm. Do the same at the opposite side. Then just slide the bottom line a bit higher... It is just for demonstrational reasons. <br><br>

	'''Info:''' The alignment assistant uses the algorithm of an arithmetic sequence (list of sequentially numbered elements). You can determine the number of elements and the name of the first element, e.g. D1. The other elements are sequentially D2 and D3... You can determine by the component name which element the sequence begins with and how many elements it shall have (number n). If you had placed 20 red LEDs 5mm in the schematic, you could align e.g. n=7 pieces starting with D4 with the help of the alignment assistant: D4,D5,D6,D7,D8,D9,D10. Not, however, e.g. sporadically D3, D6, D10, D11 and D18.<br><br><br>		'''Info:''' The alignment assistant uses the algorithm of an arithmetic sequence (list of sequentially numbered elements). You can determine the number of elements and the name of the first element, e.g. D1. The other elements are sequentially D2 and D3... You can determine by the component name which element the sequence begins with and how many elements it shall have (number n). If you had placed 20 red LEDs 5mm in the schematic, you could align e.g. n=7 pieces starting with D4 with the help of the alignment assistant: D4,D5,D6,D7,D8,D9,D10. Not, however, e.g. sporadically D3, D6, D10, D11 and D18.<br><br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout */

2018-09-19T11:02:59Z

Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout

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	We put 12 LEDs red 5mm ~~with an identical package proposal~~ to the '''schematic''' ~~as well as~~ a 200 Ohms resistor, a push button and a battery holder. ~~You~~ wish to have the LEDs placed in a semicircle on ~~your~~ layout. ~~You~~ need the information:<br><br>		We put 12 identical LEDs red 5mm to the '''schematic'''. Also a 200 Ohms resistor, a push button and a battery holder. We wish to have the LEDs placed in a semicircle on our layout. We need the information:<br><br>
	'''What is the name of the package proposed by the symbol?'''<br><br>		'''What is the name of the package proposed by the symbol?'''<br><br>

Markus Friedrich at 11:01, 19 September 2018

2018-09-19T11:01:08Z

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	Let the center be 0\|0, which means absolute zero. The number n of packages to align is 12, the radius of the circle of our alignment is 45mm. The angle starts a 0° and goes to 180°. We indicate to rotate the components accordingly so Rotation Phi stays at 0,00°. The row shall start with '''D1''' so we enter it at "Start with name"...<br><br>		Let the center be 0\|0, which means absolute zero. The number n of packages to align is 12, the radius of the circle of our alignment is 45mm. The angle starts a 0° and goes to 180°. We indicate to rotate the components accordingly. That means they keep their angle relative to the radius line. Rotation Phi stays at 0,00°. This says that packages get no additional rotation. The row shall start with '''D1''' so we enter it at "Start with name"...<br><br>
	Define the package by its name using the button "Select component" while instantly the package browser opens. Now you are happy to have the component name '''LED_grid2,54_red''' in your clipboard in order to paste it here to the search search line by [Ctrl]+[v]. Confirm the dialog in orter to select the one and place all the parts at the end.		Define the package by its name using the button "Select component" while instantly the package browser opens. Now you are happy to have the component name '''LED_grid2,54_red''' in your clipboard in order to paste it here to the search search line by [Ctrl]+[v]. Confirm the dialog in orter to select the one and place all the parts at the end.
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	'''Info:''' The alignment assistant uses the algorithm of an arithmetic sequence (list of sequentially numbered elements). You can determine the number of elements and the name of the first element, e.g. D1. The other elements are sequentially D2 and D3... You can determine by the component name which element the sequence begins with and how many elements it shall have (number n). If you had placed 20 red LEDs 5mm in the schematic, you could align e.g. n=7 pieces starting with D4 with the help of the alignment assistant: D4,D5,D6,D7,D8,D9,D10. Not, however, e.g. sporadically D3, D6, D10, D11 and D18.<br><br><br>		'''Info:''' The alignment assistant uses the algorithm of an arithmetic sequence (list of sequentially numbered elements). You can determine the number of elements and the name of the first element, e.g. D1. The other elements are sequentially D2 and D3... You can determine by the component name which element the sequence begins with and how many elements it shall have (number n). If you had placed 20 red LEDs 5mm in the schematic, you could align e.g. n=7 pieces starting with D4 with the help of the alignment assistant: D4,D5,D6,D7,D8,D9,D10. Not, however, e.g. sporadically D3, D6, D10, D11 and D18.<br><br><br>




			[[Assistants\|Further assistants]]

			[[de:Platzier-Assistent]]
			[[fr:Assistant de placement]]
			[[category:automatic functions]]

Markus Friedrich: /* Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout */

2018-09-19T09:37:46Z

Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout

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	Twelve packages named'''LED_grid2,54_red''' get now placed to a half circle having a radius of 45 mm (handle cross counts). ~~die die Vorschlagsliste zur Entnahme aus der Datenbank vorgesehen hat, in der bestimmten linearen Form angeordnet, beginnend mit D1~~. ~~Gleichzeitig verschwinden diese Gehäuse aus der Vorschlagsliste~~.<br><br>		Twelve packages named'''LED_grid2,54_red''' get now placed to a half circle having a radius of 45 mm (handle cross counts). At the same time they vanish from the list of packages to be placed. Now go back to the schematic and do the wiring. Ten return to the layout and do the routing resp. placement of other packages.<br><br>

	[[Image:Platzierassi6_e.jpg\|none]]What we are talking about is the alignment of the LEDs. The other elements (other packages and tracks) are just placed by hand.<br><br>		[[Image:Platzierassi6_e.jpg\|none]]What we are talking about is the alignment of the LEDs. The other elements (other packages and tracks) are just placed by hand.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout */

2018-09-19T09:16:06Z

Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout

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	[[Image:Platzierassi1_e_unwired.jpg\|none]]Image: Drop the components to the schematic ~~and then use the alignment assistant in the layout~~. ~~Do the wiring of the schematic~~ after the alignment in the layout. So the air wires will properly be created for later routing.<br><br>		[[Image:Platzierassi1_e_unwired.jpg\|none]]Image: Drop the components to the schematic. Wire them after the alignment in the layout. So the air wires will properly be created for later routing.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout */

2018-09-19T09:14:38Z

Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout

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	'''What is the name of the package proposed by the symbol?'''<br><br>		'''What is the name of the package proposed by the symbol?'''<br><br>

	~~We have~~ n=12 LEDs red, named D1 to D12 placed in the schematic.		See the n=12 LEDs red, named D1 to D12 placed in the schematic.


	[[Image:Platzierassi1_e_unwired.jpg\|none]]Image: Drop the components to the schematic and then use the alignment assistant in the layout. Do the wiring of the schematic after the alignment in the layout. So the air wires ~~in the layout~~ will ~~then~~ be created ~~correctly~~ for later routing.<br><br>		[[Image:Platzierassi1_e_unwired.jpg\|none]]Image: Drop the components to the schematic and then use the alignment assistant in the layout. Do the wiring of the schematic after the alignment in the layout. So the air wires will properly be created for later routing.<br><br>


	Double-click on one of the handle crosses of a schematic symbol and in the ~~dialogue~~ '''Change symbols''' click on the ~~button~~ '''Properties'''. It gives information about the package proposal in the dialogue '''Change properties''':<br><br>		Double-click on one of the handle crosses of a schematic symbol and in the dialog '''Change symbols''' click the '''Properties''' button. It gives information about the package proposal in the dialogue '''Change properties''':<br><br>

	[[Image:Platzierassi2_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Keep the name of the package proposal in mind!<br><br>		[[Image:Platzierassi2_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Keep the name of the package proposal in mind!<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout */

2018-09-19T09:08:41Z

Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout

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	[[Image:~~Platzierassi1_e~~.jpg\|none]]~~Note~~: Drop the components to the schematic and then use the alignment assistant in the layout. Do the wiring of the schematic after the alignment in the layout. So the air wires in the layout will be created correctly (for later routing). <br><br>		[[Image:Platzierassi1_e_unwired.jpg\|none]]Image: Drop the components to the schematic and then use the alignment assistant in the layout. Do the wiring of the schematic after the alignment in the layout. So the air wires in the layout will then be created correctly for later routing.<br><br>

Markus Friedrich: /* Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout */

2018-09-19T09:02:20Z

Layout with schematic: Alignment of the packages in the layout

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	[[Image:Platzierassi1_e.jpg\|none]]<br><br>		[[Image:Platzierassi1_e.jpg\|none]]Note: Drop the components to the schematic and then use the alignment assistant in the layout. Do the wiring of the schematic after the alignment in the layout. So the air wires in the layout will be created correctly (for later routing). <br><br>


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	[[Image:Platzierassi2_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Keep the name of the package proposal in mind!<br><br>		[[Image:Platzierassi2_e.jpg\|none]]Image: Keep the name of the package proposal in mind!<br><br>

	The assigned PROPOSED PACKAGE is named '''LED_grid2,54_red'''. Now switch over to the layout. Skip ~~the ''Outline assistant'' as well as~~ the ''Autoplacer'', if ~~they~~ would open. First take a look at the dialog: "Import package for".<br><br>		The assigned PROPOSED PACKAGE is named '''LED_grid2,54_red'''. Now switch over to the layout. Skip the ''Autoplacer'', if it would open. First take a look at the dialog: "Import package for".<br><br>