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how do I use Flux?
diegoasimetric

diegoasimetric

@copilot how do I use Flux?
2y

copilot

Using Flux involves several steps:
  1. Create an account and log in: You will need to sign up and create an account in Flux to start designing circuits.
  2. Starting a new project: Once you log in, you can directly start a new project by choosing the "new project" option.
  3. Designing Schematics: Here, you will use the schematic editor in Flux to design your electronic circuit. You can drag and drop the components onto the canvas and connect them using virtual wires.
  4. Defining the PCB: Once the schematic has been created, you can now define the Printed Circuit Board (PCB) dimensions and geometry in the board design section.
  5. Placing Components and Routing: Place components on the PCB and route them. This is similar to drawing schematics but on the physical board.
  6. Export and Manufacture: Finally, you can export the Gerber files for PCB manufacturing.
You can find more detailed instructions and in-depth tutorials in Flux's documentation[1]. Additionally, you can watch detailed videos on each step of the process, these can be found on the Flux YouTube channel[2].
Feel free to refer to the Flux documentation and online resources anytime during your journey. If you need any further assistance, the Flux community on Slack[3] is always there to provide support.
[1] https://docs.flux.ai/introduction
[2] https://docs.flux.ai/Introduction/upverter-to-flux
[3] https://docs.flux.ai/Introduction/getting-support
2y
diegoasimetric

diegoasimetric

como hago una simulacion
2y

copilot

Para realizar una simulación en Flux, sigue estos pasos:
  1. Diseña tu circuito: Primero, debes diseñar tu circuito en la vista del esquema en Flux.
  2. Circuitos compatibles con simulaciones: Todos los componentes en tu circuito deben tener un modelo de simulación para poder ejecutar una simulación.
  3. Parámetros de simulación: Accede al menú de simulación asegurándote que ningún objeto está seleccionado (haz clic en un espacio vacío en el canvas) y expande el menú "Simulation" en la parte inferior a la derecha. Aqui se pueden controlar varias variables, como la velocidad de la simulación y cuántos pasos de simulación quieres ejecutar[1].
  4. Visualizar métricas de simulación: La simulación se ejecuta siempre en segundo plano. Para ver los resultados, debes hacer visible las métricas. Selecciona la parte que quieres observar y expande el menú "Simulation" en la parte superior a la derecha para hacerlas visibles. Verás un icono tipo ojo que puedes usar para habilitar o deshabilitar la visibilidad de cada parámetro en el canvas[2].
  5. Comienza la simulación: Al hacer clic en el icono de rebobinar o "rewind", la simulación reiniciará su modelo usando las condiciones iniciales de cada componente en el diseño del esquema[3].
También puede interactuar con ciertos componentes durante la simulación si el modelo del componente lo permite[4].
Espero que esta guía sea útil para empezar a simular en Flux. Si tienes más preguntas sobre cómo configurar y ejecutar una simulación, no dudes en preguntar.
[1] https://docs.flux.ai/Introduction/walkthrough-5-simulator
[2] https://docs.flux.ai/Introduction/walkthrough-5-simulator
[3] https://docs.flux.ai/reference/reference-inspector-simulation
[4] https://docs.flux.ai/Introduction/walkthrough-5-simulator
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