Drew up the program counter plans in gschem. Again, the final results are tidy and nice-looking, but I don't like how gschem restricts you to a tiny box within which to put all the components...
Thanks, Ales. As I started working on taking the next step with gEDA (PCB layout and design) I realized that the title block could be modified or removed.
I also have started to get a better feel for gschem, and my latest schematics are much easier to read, as I've split up all the components into multiple sheets, connected by common nets. This has made the actual schematics much more manageable in size, generally fitting well within the confines of the default title block, which is I imagine what was intended.
Replacing the default titleblock with a bigger one (or none at all) is possible. Please see:
ReplyDeletehttp://geda.seul.org/wiki/geda:faq-gschem#how_do_i_unlock_a_locked_component
and
http://geda.seul.org/wiki/geda:faq-gschem#can_i_get_a_customized_title_block_with_new_schematics
Thanks, Ales. As I started working on taking the next step with gEDA (PCB layout and design) I realized that the title block could be modified or removed.
ReplyDeleteI also have started to get a better feel for gschem, and my latest schematics are much easier to read, as I've split up all the components into multiple sheets, connected by common nets. This has made the actual schematics much more manageable in size, generally fitting well within the confines of the default title block, which is I imagine what was intended.