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How to name a circle or arc.

e14 Contributor

I am using a coil that has several lose pins.

Using lines and circle's, this to imitate thermals, I want them to be

connected to my ground plane.

But as I can name a line to a signal, it looks that this is not possible to

a circle or arc.

 

Is it possible to name a circle or arc and if so how to do it.

 

Regards

 

Harry

 

 

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  • Harry H. Arends wrote:

    >I am using a coil that has several lose pins.

    >Using lines and circle's, this to imitate thermals, I want them to be

    >connected to my ground plane.

    >But as I can name a line to a signal, it looks that this is not possible to

    >a circle or arc.

    >Is it possible to name a circle or arc and if so how to do it.

     

    possibly not

     

     

    have a look at the 'curve' and 'angle' parameters of the wire command

    --

     

    Lorenz

     

  • in reply to e14 Contributor

    Tried this command but no result.

    wire 'COIL' 16 FLAT 100

     

     

    "Lorenz"  schreef in bericht

    news:d4lr28594asjoodovvkp6e2afavkekrj0i@4ax.com...

     

    Harry H. Arends wrote:

    >I am using a coil that has several lose pins.

    >Using lines and circle's, this to imitate thermals, I want them to be

    >connected to my ground plane.

    >But as I can name a line to a signal, it looks that this is not possible to

    >a circle or arc.

    >Is it possible to name a circle or arc and if so how to do it.

     

    possibly not

     

     

    have a look at the 'curve' and 'angle' parameters of the wire command

    --

     

    Lorenz

     

     

  • in reply to e14 Contributor

    Harry H. Arends wrote:

    >Tried this command but no result.

    >wire 'COIL' 16 FLAT 100

     

    Have you read the 'drawing arcs' paragraph of 'Editor Commands -

    Wire'?

     

    curve and radius parameters always need a sign, and you need a first

    point coordinate before you give a curve or radius

     

    try: wire 'COIL' 16 FLAT (0 0) 180 (100 0) @75 (0 0); news:d4lr28594asjoodovvkp6e2afavkekrj0i@4ax.com...

    >Harry H. Arends wrote:

    >>I am using a coil that has several lose pins.

    >>Using lines and circle's, this to imitate thermals, I want them to be

    >>connected to my ground plane.

    >>But as I can name a line to a signal, it looks that this is not possible to

    >>a circle or arc.

    >>

    >>Is it possible to name a circle or arc and if so how to do it.

    >possibly not

    >

    >have a look at the 'curve' and 'angle' parameters of the wire command

     

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  • in reply to e14 Contributor

    Harry H. Arends wrote:

    >Tried this command but no result.

    >wire 'COIL' 16 FLAT 100

     

    Have you read the 'drawing arcs' paragraph of 'Editor Commands -

    Wire'?

     

    curve and radius parameters always need a sign, and you need a first

    point coordinate before you give a curve or radius

     

    try: wire 'COIL' 16 FLAT (0 0) 180 (100 0) @75 (0 0); news:d4lr28594asjoodovvkp6e2afavkekrj0i@4ax.com...

    >Harry H. Arends wrote:

    >>I am using a coil that has several lose pins.

    >>Using lines and circle's, this to imitate thermals, I want them to be

    >>connected to my ground plane.

    >>But as I can name a line to a signal, it looks that this is not possible to

    >>a circle or arc.

    >>

    >>Is it possible to name a circle or arc and if so how to do it.

    >possibly not

    >

    >have a look at the 'curve' and 'angle' parameters of the wire command

     

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