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Using Flux.ai to design your schematic circuit and PCB layout involves a multitude of steps. Here's a bare-bone guide to get you started:
Account Creation: If you haven't already, sign up and create an account on Flux.ai.
Create a New Project: Once you log in, you'll start on the dashboard. From here, you'll be able to create a new project.
Design Circuit or Schematic: After the project is created, you can use the schematic editor to design your circuit. On the right, there's a library of components that you can drag and drop onto your schematic.
You can connect them by simply clicking on a component's pin and dragging it to another component's pin.
3.1 Add Components: You can add components directly from the Flux library by dragging and dropping them onto the schematic.
3.2 Connect Components: After placing the components on the schematic, connect them using wires. Simply click and drag from a pin of one component to the pin of another component to connect them.
Design PCB: Once the schematic is ready, Flux will automatically create an unrouted PCB layout with all your components. It’s up to you to place the components and route the nets.
Design Review and Fabrication Output: After the PCB layout is completed, you can review your design and export it in a format to be manufactured.
For detailed and step-by-step instructions, Flux.ai has a library of video tutorials, crash courses, and recorded events in its YouTube channel[1].
If you have questions or need assistance, don't hesitate to ask for support in the Flux Slack community. Flux's team, along with other engineers, designers, and hardware enthusiasts, are there to assist you[2].
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