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1. Starting a New Project:
   • Upon signing into Flux, you can start a new project by selecting the New Project option from the main dashboard. This will open a blank workspace where you can begin designing your schematic.
2. Designing a Schematic:
   • In the schematic editor, you can add components by searching and selecting from the extensive library. Drag components onto the canvas and arrange them as needed.
   • Once your components are placed, you can draw connections between them to create your circuit. Use the wire tool for creating nets that logically connect the pins of different components.
3. Switching to PCB Layout:
   • After completing your schematic, you can switch to the PCB layout view. Flux will automatically import the components and nets from your schematic.
   • You can then arrange the physical components on the PCB and draw traces to connect them according to the nets defined in the schematic.
4. Design Rule Check (DRC):
   • Once your PCB layout is complete, use the Design Rule Check feature to ensure there are no errors or issues with your design. Flux will check for common problems like traces too close to each other or pads not properly connected.
5. Exporting Your Work:
   • After ensuring your design is correct and free of issues, you can export your schematic and PCB designs in various formats for manufacturing or sharing with others.
6. Resources and Support:
   • If you need guidance or run into issues, Flux offers extensive documentation, video tutorials, a Slack community for live support, and the option to contact the support team directly.

• First Project in Flux and Tutorials: Jump right into using Flux with guided projects and in-depth tutorials$3b05e09f-3c9e-5d79-b81e-229f476954da$.
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