I am doing a project where I have to design a PCB. I am new in this field. I am using EAGLE PCB software.
About my project: I am working on a project where I have to measure the environments temperature. I am using TI's CC2541 Bluetooth soc, temp sensor TMP102, DC DC convertor, SOC debug flash TSW-105-02-S-Q and MURATA's Balun transformer. Whenever I put the battery in my PCB, the temp sensor reads the data and send it to my phone via Bluetooth. For this PCB design I am using Eagle software. I am new to this software and am working alone in this project.
Until now I have the schematic design on software. I am attaching my PDF file here, so you can check the file and tell me if I am going in a right direction or not.
And also how to check the design if it is correct or not? I clicked on the error button, it is showing warnings only not an error.
Here is the link for the PDF file of the TI sensor tag.
Best Answer
The only way you can really "test" circuits in Eagle is by using the ERC tool (Electronics Rules Check) which checks for shorts, misplaced connections, etc. You can find it at the bottom of the left-hand toolbar. What you really want is a simulator though, something like Multisim or LTSpice. I can't guarantee that either of those programs contain all the components you'll need though, so you'll have to mess around with it a bit.
I am seeing quite a few issues with the schematic so far, but the ERC tool should point them out to you.