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EGR304 Software Install

Software that will be used in the first semester

EGR314 Software Install

Software that will be used in the second semester

Getting Started with Cadence

Introduction

A number of basic Cadence tutorial videos are available on YouTube.

Installing Cadence

Installation

System Requirements

  • PC: Windows 10 (64-bit) Professional, Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016, or greater (Hardware and Software Requirements). Note that Cadence does not support Windows 10 Starter nor Home Basic.
  • Mac: Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, 11 or greater running on Boot Camp or Parallels

Before Installing

  1. Install and connect to Cisco AnyConnect VPN client. This will be necessary for connecting to ASU’s license server

Overview of the ESP32 DevKit DOIT V1

Overview

See this excellent overview of the ESP32

Devkit vs ESP32 module
Devkit vs ESP32 module

Symbol Creation

Introduction

Resources

Steps

  1. Open up KiCad (start –> KiCad) and select the Symbol Editor

Assigning Footprints

Introduction

Prior to transferring a schematic to a PCB design, it is necessary to assign footprints to each symbol in your schematic

Electrical Rules Check (ERC)

Introduction

In the last tutorial you created a schematic. But is it any good? The electrical rules check, or ERC, is a useful way to debug your circuit. This example tutorial takes you through the process of finding and eliminating circuit design errors.

ESP32 Installation and Setup

Install Miniconda and packages

You need to use Python on your PC to program the ESP32. This assumes that you already have miniconda installed. For more instructions, see here for detailed instructions.

Schematic Capture

Introduction

Resources

Steps

  1. Open KiCad

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