electric circuit in solid works

[S.A.B.]

at work they asked me to make the model of a circuit printed in solid works. since I use this software for a poor month, I accept all kinds of help and suggestions.

In addition to generic advice, I would like to know if and how you can do this in particular: is it possible to import the circuit diagram from autocad, apply it as a sticker on the 3d model in solid works and use it as a reference?

Thank you in advance.

 

[Buongiorno Giovanni]

you can import the sketch with paste copy, then make a thick extrusion you want and the game is made

 

[Oldwarper]

at work they asked me to make the model of a circuit printed in solid works. since I use this software for a poor month, I accept all kinds of help and suggestions.

In addition to generic advice, I would like to know if and how you can do this in particular: is it possible to import the circuit diagram from autocad, apply it as a sticker on the 3d model in solid works and use it as a reference?

Thank you in advance.

If he's at work (seen that you're a student...) tell him to buy circuitworks. making circuits printed with base swx is not absolutely sensible.

but do you have to make a pcb layout or a pattern of encumbrance?

Since you have used this software for a poor month, you will still need a lot, a lot of exercise.

 

[S.A.B.]

then, I have to make a pattern of the encumbrances of a printed circuit board (which I almost finished, see pdf attached) to put in a drawer for a radio transmission system, to end by next week. I knew about circuitworks, but since I just started using basic swx, and others at work know less than I did, I thought it was not the case of wasting time to learn how to use it; so much the model of the circuit must not be too detailed, I am granted a certain degree of approximation.

but if you have advice to give me, I'm all ears. in this company I am the first to know how to use cad 3d, so far they have always used the 2d and are thinking to take the big step, if everything is okay.

 

[cicciounico]

circuitsworks does what you ask, as long as you expose the pcb in idf.
circuitworks matters to you and creates the mold with holes.
if you load the components in the library also puts those. the problem is that sometimes the reference of the components is not the one assigned in the library and then you can find the components planted in the pcb.
the + fast thing is:
export the idf, we paste on the top and bottom the jpg of the circuit then by hand we piss the components.
example (make it because it is too beautiful :biggrin: )


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