What is ERC error?
Types of ERC Errors This error means that something isn’t right between your schematic and PCB layout, and your changes likely aren’t in sync between both files. If you get one of these errors, consider it a major red flag to compare both versions of your design before moving ahead.
How do you set design rules in Eagle?
Open your PCB layout (. brd) file from your Autodesk EAGLE Control Panel. tool on the left-hand side of your interface to open the DRC Setup dialog. You’ll be using the DRC Setup Dialog whenever you need to run your DRC or change the default rule set.
Where to find ERC errors in Autodesk Eagle?
Open your schematic in Autodesk EAGLE. On the left-hand side of your interface, select the ERC icon. You can also select Tools » ERC, whichever is easier for you. This will open the ERC Errors Dialog, as shown below. As you can see there’s a whole lot of warnings and one error to review in our schematic.
How do I Check my schematic in Eagle?
To confirm that an error has been fixed you need to close and reopen the ERC Errors Dialog and EAGLE will check your schematic again in full. Ok, that’s enough of an explanation for how the ERC Errors Dialog works, let’s start fixing all of the errors in your schematic!
How do I check for design rule errors?
Take a minute to check out the default rules set here in all of the available tabs. When you’re done, select the Check button to run your Design Rule Check. If you have any issues to address, the DRC Errors dialog will open as shown below. And if there aren’t any errors, then you’ll see DRC: No errors in the bottom-left corner of your interface.
How to check PCB layout in Autodesk Eagle?
Until that time arrives, let’s walk through how to run a basic Design Rule Check on our project. Open your PCB layout (.brd) file from your Autodesk EAGLE Control Panel. Select the DRC tool on the left-hand side of your interface to open the DRC Setup dialog.