simple dumb eagle question - test point

[tubular]

Hi all 

I don't normally use eagle but was helping Paul with it as best I could last night.   

I think we sorted the gerber generation, but the question is how to get a single 'test point' pad into the schematic and pcb design?   At the moment it's in as a banana plug, which works but is clearly much bigger than it needs to be 

thanks

Lachlan 

[Bharanee Rathna]

Perhaps add a 1x1 pin header and make it a SMD pad ?

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[Zac Faragher]

Here's a possibility: https://forum.sparkfun.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=23328

-Zac F

On Wed, Nov 2, 2016 at 10:39 AM, Bharanee Rathna <deep...@gmail.com> wrote:

Perhaps add a 1x1 pin header and make it a SMD pad ?

On 2 November 2016 at 10:26, tubular <lac...@tubularcontrols.com> wrote:

Hi all 

I don't normally use eagle but was helping Paul with it as best I could last night.   

I think we sorted the gerber generation, but the question is how to get a single 'test point' pad into the schematic and pcb design?   At the moment it's in as a banana plug, which works but is clearly much bigger than it needs to be 

thanks

Lachlan 

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[Luke Weston]

In the standard libraries look in "testpad". There are lots of different options to your taste, depending on whether you want a through-hole or a pad with no hole, the shape and hole diameter you want and the schematic symbol you prefer.

Cheers,

  Luke

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