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Edit a footprint
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4 days agohello,Please check out this tutorial:https://prodocs.easyeda.com/en/faq/schematic/#how-to-modify-the-error-message-about-pad-and-pin-mismatch
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(Feature Request) Multi-line PCB text justification in easyEDA Pro
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4 days agoHello, we apologize, but we currently do not support right alignment of text. You can manually align them using spaces. This request was previously raised with the product team, but it was rejected because it was deemed unnecessary.
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Check DRC not working when change the design rules
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4 days agoIts about minimums, not maximums. You should use 0.3mm via with 0.6mm annular ring and set the DRCs accordingly. Then you shouldn't get any DRC errors if you have set the minimum 0.3mm via drill and 0.6mm via diameter.
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Markus Virtanen
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RP2354B PCB Design Issue
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7 days agoI also just noticed that you are missing the 4.7uF ceramic caps on U4. This is what is recommended in the datasheet of that part. PROG resistor seems to be 2k but not sure because you have left two texts overlapping so that you can't read it properly. But if it is 2k, then that means you are charging the battery with max 500mA what this tiny little chip can output. You either need a serious heatsinking on top of that chip or then other option is to lower the charging current so that little chip won't overheat so much.
-Markus
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