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I’ve added all eight capacitors to the schematic. What should I do with the net connections next?
Here’s the net-wiring plan for your decoupling/bulk caps and regulators. You can create named nets (e.g. “3V3”, “1P8”, “2P8”, “1P2”, “GND”) and then wire as follows:

Table


NetPins to Connect
3V3U3.VOUT, C1.P1, C5.P1
1P8U4.VOUT, C2.P1, C6.P1
2P8U5.VOUT, C3.P1, C7.P1
1P2U6.OUT, C4.P1, C8.P1
GNDAll regulator GND pins (U3–U6), and all capacitor P2 pins (C1–C8) wired to the GND symbol from the library (“Ground” power port).
Next steps:
  1. Create nets named 3V3, 1P8, 2P8, 1P2, and GND.
  2. Wire each pin listed above into its net.
  3. Ensure you place the Ground power port symbol and tie all GND wires to it.
Once these are connected, your power rails will be fully defined and decoupled.
Net labeling complete
Verify connectivity
GND wiring check

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