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Placing and Connecting

Placing Your First Symbols

Wires, Nets and Junctions

Global Labels

Checking your understanding of global labels

Power, Pins and Protection

Connecting Power and Ground

Resistors and Pin Assignment

Make It Yours

Checking your understanding of power pins

Checking Your Work

The Electrical Rules Check

Checking your understanding of ERC

Review

Session 6 Interactive Review

Session 6 of 8. Drawing the schematic — placing symbols, wiring with global labels, connecting power and ground, choosing GPIO pins, and running the Electrical Rules Check.

The schematic is where your Pathfinder stops being an idea. This session covers placing symbols,
joining them with global labels instead of messy wires, wiring power and ground, choosing which
GPIO pin each component gets, and checking the whole thing electrically before you go anywhere near
board layout.

Session 6 — Draw Your Schematic

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