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Treat Flux like your intern. Tell it what you'd like to build and it'll get to work. You can also ask it questions, brainstorm ideas, and teach it your preferences. Learn More

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how do I use Flux?
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@copilot how do I use Flux?
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Using Flux is a fantastic way to start your journey into electronics and PCB design. Here's a simplified guide on how to use Flux to create your first project:
  1. Sign Up and Log In: If you haven't already, sign up for Flux and log in to your account.
  2. Create a New Project: Once logged in, start a new project by selecting the option from the dashboard or file menu.
  3. Schematic Design:
    • Access the schematic editor to begin your design.
    • Use the library to find components you’ll need for your circuit.
    • Drag components onto the canvas and position them where you want.
    • Use the wire tool to connect pins of different components to complete your circuit.
  4. PCB Layout:
    • After your schematic is complete, switch to the PCB layout editor.
    • Flux automatically transfers your components and connections to the PCB layout.
    • Arrange your components on the board and use the auto-router or manually route your connections.
    • Define your board’s outline and adjust any layer settings as needed.
  5. Gerber Files: Once your PCB design is complete, generate the Gerber files, which are used by a manufacturer to produce your physical board.
  6. Review and Export:
    • Review your design for any errors or potential improvements.
    • Export your schematic and PCB layout as needed for fabrication or further processing.
For specific features or tasks, Flux provides a robust help and tutorial section that offers multiple resources:
  • First Project in Flux: Jump right into creating your first project with guided steps.
  • Tutorials: In-depth tutorials on specific aspects of using Flux.
  • Reference: Detailed information about Flux's functionalities.
  • YouTube: Video tutorials and example projects.
  • Slack Community: A place to ask questions and interact with other Flux users.
If you need any assistance along the way, remember that live support is available. You can contact the Flux team directly through the contact options provided on their homepage. Additionally, the Flux documentation and Slack community can be very helpful for quick questions or when looking for tips from other users[1][2].
Enjoy your design journey!
[1] https://docs.flux.ai/introduction
[2] https://docs.flux.ai/Introduction/upverter-to-flux
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    Arrow

    $6.75–$9.39

    Digi-Key

    $13.83–$19.04

    LCSC

    $14.26

    Mouser

    $16.34–$17.84

    TME

    $3.52

    Verical

    $12.17–$15.27

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