The communication between the PSoC and Arduino Shield will transpire without further hardware interaction.

This final product includes the PSoC, the Arduino Shield and the PCB.

This PCB will allow easy access to both components, in addition, the entire final product will be easy to package. Objective The objective of this manuscript is to create the libraries and schematics for the PCB that will hold and interface the PSoC First Touch Kit and Arduino Shield. There are some references and appendix information at the end of this document that can help if further assistance is needed with the techniques not focused on in this paper. Throughout this paper there is the assumption that the components layout have already been created and that the user is familiar with the procedure. The four steps needed are Component design, Pattern Library design, Schematics Layout and the PCB layout. These are two of the four steps needed to create a PCB design using this software. This document will walk the user through creating and using pattern libraries and schematics layouts in DipTrace. Keywords DipTrace, Pattern Libraries, Schematic Layout, PCB Design, PCB Introduction DipTrace is a software application for creating schematics and printed circuit boards (PCB). At the end of the design the user will be ready to layout the PCB for fabrication. These are two key steps needed in the design of the PCB that will hold the PSOC First Touch Kit and the Arduino Ethernet Shield. 1 PCB Design: Creating and Using Pattern Libraries and Schematic Layouts within DipTrace Cecilia Acosta NovemDesign Team 1 Abstract This paper will focus on the use of pattern libraries and schematics layout using DipTrace software.

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