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How to add connection points for soldered wires

scott216

I'm new to using Eagle.  I want to have some holes in my circuit board that I will solder wires into.  How do I show these holes in the schematic? Is there a component that can represent this hole?

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    If you want the connection points shown in the schematic, then ADD a

    Hole component (with an assigned PAD).  See holes.lbr for examples. The

    Package can consist of just a Round PAD with a typical Drill size 0.033"

    and Diameter 0.063" for AWG 22 wire.  In a last-minute pinch, you could

    always just add VIAs to the board, but you would lose desired documentation.

     

    We also usually place a strain-relief hole next to the pads to run the

    wire through to minimize strain on the solder point; you can just add

    HOLEs in the Board design (large enough for the wire insulation).

     

    On 8/4/2012 3:15 PM, scott216 wrote:

    I'm new to using Eagle.  I want to have some holes in my circuit board that I will solder wires into.  How do I show these holes in the schematic? Is there a component that can represent this hole?

     

     

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    Hello Scott,

     

    There's a standard library with Eagle for that: wirepad.lbr. Contains a 

    simple schematic simple and just one pad for the board, in different sizes.

     

     

    Richard

     

     

     

    Op Sun, 05 Aug 2012 00:15:36 +0200 schreef scott216 

    <noreply-119233@element14.com>:

     

    I'm new to using Eagle.  I want to have some holes in my circuit board 

    that I will solder wires into.  How do I show these holes in the 

    schematic? Is there a component that can represent this hole?