Working with Power Symbols in eCADSTAR
In this video, we look at how eCADSTAR deals with Power Symbols using the Net Bus feature
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Schematic Tips, Power and Ground Symbols and Net References
Let us introduce you to this really neat feature – Power Symbols and Ground Symbols. You may have a library full of pre-loaded power symbols, for example, five volts or three volts. When you pull off that symbol, the net you’re pulling off inherits the net name. Watch this short video and learn about a good way of getting information onto your schematic nets.
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