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How do I handle multiple schematics with one board file in Eagle?

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Hello,

 

I use the hobby version of Eagle where you can use multiple schematics.

I want to have several schematics (.sch) files and only one (.brd) file.

 

power.sch

mounthole.sch

button.sch

mcu.sch

analog.sch

 

And these should be linked to a pcb file called gadget.brd

 

When I start the first step by creating the mounthole.sch and want that to transfer to my gadget.brd file Eagle create a new .brd file called mounthole.brd.

 

I have found several tutorials on how to use Eagle with a single schematic and a single board file but none on how to use multiple .sch files.

 

Is there any one here that can recomend a tutorial on this?

Is there any one here that can give me advice on how to do this?

 

Regards

CreoNic

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    On 10/19/2012 2:15 PM, Niklas Wennerstrand wrote:

    Hello,

     

    I use the hobby version of Eagle where you can use multiple schematics.

    I want to have several schematics (.sch) files and only one (.brd) file.

     

    power.sch

    mounthole.sch

    button.sch

    mcu.sch

    analog.sch

     

    And these should be linked to a pcb file called gadget.brd

     

    When I start the first step by creating the mounthole.sch and want that to transfer to my gadget.brd file Eagle create a new .brd file called mounthole.brd.

     

    I have found several tutorials on how to use Eagle with a single schematic and a single board file but none on how to use multiple .sch files.

     

    Is there any one here that can recomend a tutorial on this?

    Is there any one here that can give me advice on how to do this?

     

    Regards

    CreoNic

     

     

     

    Hi Niklas,

     

    I would put the schematics on separate sheets in a single schematic.

    Then they are all separate and linked to one board.

    Would this work for you?

     

    -D

     

  • 0 in reply to Former Member

    Yes this work.

    Thanks.

     

    Info for other users:

    When a schematic is open you have a dropdown box at the top of the schematic saying [1/1]

    There you can add another schematic (by selecting "new") and then the box will say [1/2].

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    On Fri, 19 Oct 2012 21:15:29 +0000, Niklas Wennerstrand wrote:

     

    Hello,

     

    I use the hobby version of Eagle where you can use multiple schematics.

    I want to have several schematics (.sch) files and only one (.brd) file.

     

    power.sch mounthole.sch button.sch mcu.sch analog.sch

     

    And these should be linked to a pcb file called gadget.brd

     

    When I start the first step by creating the mounthole.sch and want that

    to transfer to my gadget.brd file Eagle create a new .brd file called

    mounthole.brd.

     

    I have found several tutorials on how to use Eagle with a single

    schematic and a single board file but none on how to use multiple .sch

    files.

     

    Is there any one here that can recomend a tutorial on this?

    Is there any one here that can give me advice on how to do this?

     

    Regards CreoNic

     

    Are you trying to have five boards all on one panel?

     

    Or are you trying to make a five-sheet schematic for one board?

     

    If you're trying to make a multiple-sheet schematic, just use multiple

    sheets!

     

    --

    Tim Wescott

    Control system and signal processing consulting

    www.wescottdesign.com