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Download this complete CrashCourse2 as PDF-File (47 pages)

Based on a small project (one LED between two connectors) see how easy the use of TARGET 3001! is:

	Begin a new project
	Import a component symbol to the schematic
	Connecting the pins
	Define a PCB outline
	Import matching packages (footprints) to the layout
	Place tracks
	Place tracks by hand
	Generate a groundplane
	Simulate the function Part 1
	Simulate the function Part 2
	3D-view of the layout
	Produce a PCB
	Design and produce a frontpanel
	Overview on component drawing

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	<small>Download this complete CrashCourse2 as [[media:CrashCourse2.pdf\|PDF-File]] (47 pages)</small>		<small>Download this complete CrashCourse2 as [[media:CrashCourse2.pdf\|PDF-File]] (47 pages)</small>


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