Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Most students tend to create one large circuit diagram that is difficult to read and test. If you watch this video I show you how to split what might have been a complex circuit diagram into smaller parts ("subsystems") that can be joined together using labelled connectors or nets. This is by far the easiest way to develop a complex system and it allows you to design and test subsystems separately before joining them together. It also makes it easy for you to swap in/out alternate subsystems.
You can see me using Circuit Wizard but nets and/or named connectors can be found in other programs.
Most students tend to create one large circuit diagram that is difficult to read and test. If you watch this video I show you how to split what might have been a complex circuit diagram into smaller parts ("subsystems") that can be joined together using labelled connectors or nets. This is by far the easiest way to develop a complex system and it allows you to design and test subsystems separately before joining them together. It also makes it easy for you to swap in/out alternate subsystems.
You can see me using Circuit Wizard but nets and/or named connectors can be found in other programs.
