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Join Date: Jul 2010
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Hi,
Does anyone here use the Eagle PCB cad package. I used to use a product called "EasyPC" , but it doesn't support tubes, so I've been trying Eagle , along with the "tubes.zip" library. I have one question. When I add , for example, an ECC83, it allows be to position both triodes, V1a and V1b , but neglects to put down the heater connections, which I can see in the library are listed. How do I get round this? Can I manually add then to the schematic or layout? Other than this issue, it looks really promising for my designs. Thanks in advance!
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After you add the tube, click STOP. Then, find the INVOKE button on the left and select it. Then click one of the tube schematic symbols -- this will open a box with the heater option shown. Click it, then click OK, then place the heater.
Eagle can take a while to get used to. Also, please note that you may need to alter the tube foot prints in the library for most common tube sockets. Edit: Also, both Pete Millett and Tubelab have libraries available with some tubes. And, on the Cadsoft website there is a tubes2 library that may be useful.
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Thanks a lot. The interface does seem very similar to EasyPC, and I'm making progress.
Thanks for the help, very much appreciated.
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