

Select the component u want to place and place it on the workspace. If you can not find the component in the list shown, you can opt for Part Search… The best thing about part search is that you can use wild card characters such as *, in your search query. The parts search button appears like as shown in the next figure.

After you find the right component you can press the OK button and place the part in the workspace. When you place the part in workspace, OrCAD automatically names the component and will give you an option to place another one of the same kind. The cursor changes to one of the shape of the component you place. This is shown in the next figure.

A small hint for moving around in OrCAD: use ‘I’ and ‘O’ to zoom in and out, respectively. ‘C’ will


Now its time to apply Design Rules Check (DRC). Select the project window and in the ToolsàDesign Rules Check? Apply design rules that you may want to check. Press OK button and OrCAD reports you any errors that are present in the design you just created. Remove those errors, if any, and continue. Now we can turn our attention to Layout.
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