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You have not given any indication of what device you are using so for decoupling advice, the first place to look is in the manufacturer's datasheet and associated applications notes for your chosen device
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Hello, the floating tool can be moved, and its position is saved, if you move it to another position, after closing the interface and reopening the floating tool will still keep the original position.
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If you need to use the auto router, then proceed like this: 1: place the components with the NET for the PCB#1 2: use auto router to track the PCB#1 after check with the DRC for error. (adjust tracks as needed) 3: delete all the NET from the PCB#1 (at this point the DRC will not work) 4: copy and paste the PCB#1 to PCB#2,#3,#4[图片]
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Well done getting the model to run but I have looked at your simulation and have found a few show stoppers in it. 1) Don't put No Connect symbols on unused pins in simulation schematics. They stop the simulation running; 2) Your chosen symbol has too many pins (5) for the spice model (4); 3) You have used the EasyEDA interactive LED. This is OK for very slow simulations but trashes any attempt at viewing the waveforms using volprobes or .probe directives. Please do not use it. Search for and use DLEDR, DLEDG, DLEDY or DLEDO models from the spice library instead; 4) I have no idea how your circuit is intended to work but as far as I can see it cannot operate as an oscillator. This projects demonstrates a schmitt trigger oscillator: How to use EasyEDA Schmitt Trigger input logic gates as an oscillator
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