DESIGNING CONVENTIONAL GRAPHIC SYMBOLS OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS IN KICAD PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD CAD SYSTEM

This paper examines the process of creating a user library of conventional graphic symbols for electronic components in the KiCAD printed circuit board CAD system. The key advantages of the selected CAD system are presented. The main types of graphic symbols and their features are considered. The tools for their design are described in detail, including the graphic elements of the component visual representation toolbar. Particular attention is paid to the compliance of the symbols created with GOST requirements.

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2025-06-15
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https://doi.org/10.21667/978-5-7722-0425-2-116-119
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Optics and Image Analysis
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DESIGNING CONVENTIONAL GRAPHIC SYMBOLS OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS IN KICAD PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD CAD SYSTEM

Aleksandr Saprykin
Optics and Image Analysis
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DESIGNING CONVENTIONAL GRAPHIC SYMBOLS OF ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS IN KICAD PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD CAD SYSTEM

Aleksandr Saprykin
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Abstract

This paper examines the process of creating a user library of conventional graphic symbols for electronic components in the KiCAD printed circuit board CAD system. The key advantages of the selected CAD system are presented. The main types of graphic symbols and their features are considered. The tools for their design are described in detail, including the graphic elements of the component visual representation toolbar. Particular attention is paid to the compliance of the symbols created with GOST requirements.

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