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Tutorial from Edwin Robeldo and Jorge Garcia. They are both support specialists from Eagle. This is not meant to go into great detail about all the tools available with Eagle but should be sufficient in taking you from creating a schematic to a board.
In addition, the last two videos are meant to be helpful tutorials on how to create the bits and pieces needed to use a component in eagle that is not already included. The first tutorial goes over the creation of those bits and pieces while the second video goes over tips for non-rectangular pads for the footprint. Both are extremely helpful videos for Eagle board development.
To not look through the whole video for specific into, timestamps are provided.
Starting new project: 2:40
Making Schematic
Searching/Adding parts/components: 7:40
Moving components on schematic: 11:45
Making connections between components: 15:30
Assign values to components: 20:00
Creating board
Going from schematic to board: 4:15
Adding components to board: 7:40
Recalculate traces after moving components: 11:00
Using align tools to format groups of components neatly: 14:38
Adding a copper pour: 20:46
Routing traces and different routing modes: 22:25
Auto-router: 27:20
Using DRC to find un-routed airwires: 30:18
Generating manufacturing files: 31:20
Component creation by Ilya Mikhelson
Checking other Libraries: 00:37
Opening a library: 01:54
Creating a new library: 02:33
Creating a new package: 03:09
Creating a new symbol: 18:08
Creating a new device: 23:19
Non-rectangular Pad Creation For Footprints In Eagle by Christina Cyr
Method #1 on an off-angle edge pad: 00:41
Method #2 on a rounded edge pad: 03:14
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