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Orcad 16.6 Tutorial -

Before starting your first project, it's essential to get OrCAD 16.6 up and running correctly. Note that OrCAD 16.6 was primarily developed for Windows 7 and XP systems. While it can run on Windows 10 or 11, you may need to enable compatibility mode to avoid operational issues.

: Once the design is complete, generate "Gerber" files and "NC Drill" files via the Export menu for fabrication. Useful Shortcut Keys Action Zoom In I or Ctrl + Mouse Scroll Zoom Out O or Ctrl + Mouse Scroll Place Wire W Rotate Part R

A successful design begins with a properly configured project structure. Create a New Project Open . Navigate to File > New > Project . Enter a descriptive name for your project.

: Press W or click the wire icon. Click a component pin to start drawing, and click a destination pin to terminate the wire.

Set your clearance constraints (spacing between traces, pads, and vias) in the menu worksheet. Interactive Routing Click Route > Connect (or click the Add Connect icon). Click on a component pad highlighted with a ratsnest line.

: Students can often get free access to these tools through the OrCAD Academic Program

Keep decoupling capacitors as physically close as possible to the power pins of your ICs.

Congratulations! You have completed a full design lifecycle using OrCAD 16.6. While the software has a steep learning curve, practicing small circuits—such as an LED flasher or a simple 555 timer board—will quickly build muscle memory for the keyboard shortcuts and tool menus. If you hit a roadblock during your design, tell me:

Open and open your newly created .brd file (or create a new board file via File > New > Board wizard ).

What are you designing? (e.g., power supply, digital microcontroller, analog amplifier) Are you planning a 2-layer or multi-layer board layout?

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