FACULTY OF ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY

ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA PAHANG

BACHELOR OF INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS

AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY

SEMESTER 1

BVI 1112 – TECHNOLOGY SKILL AND DEVELOPMENT

IN ELECTRONIC AUTOMATION I

LAB 1 : 2D DRAWING

NAME : SITI ZULAIKHA BINTI RADZUAN

STUDENT ID : VC 21012

SECTION : 01
Table of Contents
1 Introduction Lab 1.........................................................................................................................4
1.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................................4
1.2 Objective................................................................................................................................7
1.3 What is a Technical Drawing?................................................................................................7
1.4 Introduction od AutoCAD......................................................................................................8
1.5 Electronic Schematic Diagram...............................................................................................8
2 Components and Methods............................................................................................................9
2.1 Components..........................................................................................................................9
2.1.1 AutoCAD........................................................................................................................9
2.1.2 LINE................................................................................................................................9
2.1.3 CIRCLE............................................................................................................................9
2.1.4 RECTANGLE....................................................................................................................9
2.1.5 MIRROR..........................................................................................................................9
2.1.6 COPY..............................................................................................................................9
2.1.7 MOVE.............................................................................................................................9
2.1.8 MULTILINE...................................................................................................................10
2.1.9 HATCH..........................................................................................................................10
2.1.10 DIMENSION..................................................................................................................10
2.1.11 FILLET...........................................................................................................................10
2.1.12 EXPLODE......................................................................................................................10
2.1.13 DESIGN CENTER...........................................................................................................10
2.2 Method................................................................................................................................11
2.2.1 Process for Lab1 Drawing.............................................................................................11
2.2.2 Process for Top View of IC...........................................................................................12
2.2.3 Process for Reel Dimension.........................................................................................13
2.2.4 Process for Plastic Small Outline..................................................................................14
2.2.5 Process for Electronic Schematic Diagram...................................................................15
2.3 Procedure and Design..........................................................................................................16
2.3.1 Figure 1 : Top View of IC..............................................................................................16
2.3.2 Figure 2 : Tape and Reel Dimension.............................................................................19
2.3.3 Figure 3-1 : Plastic Small Outline..................................................................................25
2.3.4 Figure 4 : Electronic Schematic Diagram......................................................................29

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3 Final Results.................................................................................................................................32
3.1 Drawing results for Lab 1.....................................................................................................32
4 Discussion....................................................................................................................................34
4.1 Discussion about Lab 1........................................................................................................34
4.2 Problem Encountered..........................................................................................................34
4.3 Solution................................................................................................................................34
5 Conclusion...................................................................................................................................35
5.1 Conclusion about Lab 1........................................................................................................35
6 Link of video demonstrations......................................................................................................36
6.1 Figure 1 : Top View of IC (Integrated Circuit).......................................................................36
6.2 Figure 2 : Reel Dimension...................................................................................................36
6.3 Figure 3-1 : Plastic Small Outline..........................................................................................36
6.4 Figure 4 : Electronic Schematic Diagram..............................................................................36
7 Appendix......................................................................................................................................37
7.1 Top View of IC (Integrated Circuit).......................................................................................37
7.2 Tape and Reel Information for IC Packaging........................................................................38
7.3 Plastic Small Outline for Mechanical Data...........................................................................39
7.4 Electronic Schematic Diagram.............................................................................................40

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List of Tables

Table 1: Procedure and Design for Top View of IC...............................................................................16

Table 2: Tape and Reel Dimension.......................................................................................................19
Table 3: Plastic Small Outline...............................................................................................................25
Table 4: Electronic Schematic Diagram................................................................................................29
Table 5: Drawing result for Lab 1.........................................................................................................32

List of Figures

Figure 1-1: SN74HC139 IC......................................................................................................................4

Figure 1-2: Top View of IC......................................................................................................................4
Figure 1-3: Tape and Reel Information..................................................................................................5
Figure 1-4: Plastic Small Outline............................................................................................................5
Figure 1-5: Electronic Schematic Circuit................................................................................................6
Figure 1-6: AutoCAD 2022.....................................................................................................................8
Figure 1-7: Electronic Schematic Diagram.............................................................................................8
Figure 2-1: Process for Lab 1 drawing..................................................................................................11
Figure 2-2: Process for Top View IC drawing.......................................................................................12
Figure 2-3: Process for Reel Dimension drawing.................................................................................13
Figure 2-4: Process for Plastic Small Outline drawing..........................................................................14
Figure 2-5: Process for Electronic Schematic Diagram drawing...........................................................15
Table 1: Procedure and Design for Top View of IC...............................................................................16
Table 2: Tape and Reel Dimension.......................................................................................................19
Table 3: Plastic Small Outline...............................................................................................................25
Table 4: Electronic Schematic Diagram................................................................................................29
Table 5: Drawing result for Lab 1.........................................................................................................32
Figure 7-1: Top View of IC....................................................................................................................37
Figure 7-2: Tape and Reel Information for IC Packaging......................................................................38
Figure 7-3: Plastic Small Outline for Mechanical Data.........................................................................39
Figure 7-4: Electronic Schematic Drawing...........................................................................................40

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1 Introduction Lab 1

1.1 Introduction
This report presents the results of 2D drawings for the SN74HC139 series IC (Integrated Circuit)
devices and also describes about the process involved in making these drawings. In addition, it will
also discuss how to use AutoCAD software. In addition, this report will also describe the methods
and components used like example Trim, Line, Mirror, Copy, Circle, Dimension, Annotation and etc.
Among the drawings that need to be produced are Top View of IC, Tape and Reel Dimensions, Plastic
Small Outline and Electronic Schematic Drawings. This assignment is very useful for students
because they can practice their drawing using AutoCAD software.

Figure 1- 1: SN74HC139 IC

Figure 1-2: Top View of IC

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Figure 1- 3: Tape and Reel Information

Figure 1-4: Plastic Small Outline

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Figure 1- 5: Electronic Schematic Circuit

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1.2 Objective
The objective for this task is

i. Students are proficient in drawing standard technical drawings using AutoCAD tools.
ii. Students can build electrical and electronic engineering drawings using AutoCAD software.
iii. Able to apply basic knowledge of technology to broadly defined methodological processes,
systems and procedures in the automation of the electronics industry in the future.
iv. Able to solve problems related to 2D drawings by using the correct tools and techniques in
AutoCAD software.

1.3 What is a Technical Drawing?

A technical drawing, also known as an engineering drawing, is a detailed, precise diagram or plan
that conveys information about how an object functions or is constructed. Engineers, electricians,
and contractors all use these drawings as guides when constructing or repairing objects and
buildings. Other than that, why technical drawing is so important is because technical drawings
bridge the communication between designers, the people who come up who come up with ideas,
and producers, the people who put those ideas into practice. They’re designed as a universal
language to be understood by engineers, contractors, and architects. There are several types of
technical drawing including Mechanical Engineering Drawing, Electrical and Electronic Drawing and
also Architectural Drawing.

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1.4 Introduction od AutoCAD
AutoCAD is computer-aided design (CAD) software that architects, engineers, and construction
professionals rely on to create precise 2D and 3D drawings. Many things that we can do in AutoCAD
such as draft, annotate, and design 2D geometry and 3D models with solids, surfaces, and mesh
objects. Furthermore, it can automate tasks such as comparing drawings, counting, adding blocks,
creating schedules, and more.

Figure 1- 6: AutoCAD 2022

1.5 Electronic Schematic Diagram

Schematic diagrams are typically associated with electronic circuits or electrical circuits. Also called
wiring diagrams or circuit diagrams, these diagrams show how the different components of a circuit
are connected. In these diagrams, lines represent connecting wires, while other elements like
resistors, lamps, and switches are represented by standardized symbols called electrical schematic
symbols. In electronics field, having a schematic diagram on hand may help a user design an entire
circuit easily before building it, or troubleshoot an electronic that has stopped working. Schematic
diagrams may also be used to explain the general way that an electronic functions without detailing
the hardware or software used in the actual electronic.

This is an example of an electronic circuit built using Autocad :

Figure 1- 7: Electronic Schematic Diagram

2 Components and Methods

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2.1 Components

2.1.1 AutoCAD
Computer-aided design software (CAD software) refers to a type of software program used by
designers and engineers to create two-dimensional and three-dimensional models of physical
components.

2.1.2 LINE
You can invoke the LINE command by choosing the LINE tool from the Draw panel, or you can also
invoke the LINE tool by entering LINE or L at the Command Prompt. You will have to specify the
starting point of the line by clicking the mouse then you will be prompted to specify the second
point. You can terminate the LINE command by pressing ENTER, ESC or SPACEBAR

2.1.3 CIRCLE
A circle is drawn by using the CIRCLE command. You can draw a circle by using six different tools, i.e.,
by specifying center and radius, by specifying center and diameter, by specifying two diametrical
ends, by specifying three points on a circle, tangent to two objects, tangent to three objects.

2.1.4 RECTANGLE
You can draw rectangles by specifying two opposite corners of the rectangle, specifying the area and
the size of one of the sides, or specifying the rectangle’s dimensions.

2.1.5 MIRROR
This tool is used to create a mirror copy of the selected objects. The objects can be mirrored at any
angle. This tool is helpful in drawing symmetrical figures. On invoking this tool, you will be prompted
to select objects. On selecting objects to be mirrored, you will be prompted to enter the first point of
the mirror line and the second point of the mirror line. A mirror line is an imaginary line about which
the objects are mirrored.

2.1.6 COPY
This tool is used to make the copies of the selected objects and place them at the specified location.
On invoking this tool, you need to select the objects and then specify the base point. Next, you need
to specify the second point where the copied objects have to be placed. You can continue specifying
the second point for creating multiple copies of the selected entities.

2.1.7 MOVE
The Move Tool is used to move one or more objects from their current location to a new location
without changing their size or orientation.

2.1.8 MULTILINE

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Multilines are objects that can consist of up to 16 parallel lines. The individual lines in a multiline are
called elements. Like polyline segments, several connected multiline segments form a single object.
Draw multilines using the MLINE command.

2.1.9 HATCH
The Hatch command in AutoCAD is used to fill patterns inside an enclosed area. The patterns are
hatched, gradient, and solid fill.

2.1.10 DIMENSION
The DIM command automatically generates a preview of a suitable dimension type to use.
Supported dimension types include the following: Vertical, horizontal, and aligned linear dimensions.

2.1.11 FILLET
The fillet command is used to create rounded edges between the adjacent lines and faces in 2D and
3D. It is also used to connect two tangent arcs in 2D.

2.1.12 EXPLODE
Explodes a compound object when you want to modify its components separately. Objects that can
be exploded include blocks, polylines, and regions, among others.

2.1.13 DESIGN CENTER

The Design Center in AutoCAD provides access to other drawings, hatches, blocks, etc.

2.2 Method

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 The method of producing this drawing will be described in the form of a flow chart. This makes it
easier for students to understand the process of producing this drawing

2.2.1 Process for Lab1 Drawing

Figure 2-1 shows the process of Lab 1 of 2D drawing.

Start

Learn
Produced
AutoCAD
a
2D
software
Drawing

Understand the
drawing given Does the drawing
NO
meet the standard?

Make sketches based

on the information YES
given
Plot the drawing

Identify components
and methods
Convert
Dwg. To PDF

End

Figure 2-1: Process for Lab 1 drawing.

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 2.2.2 Process for Top View of IC
Figure 2-2 shows the process for Top View of IC drawing.

Start

Check
Setup drawing
the completed
units
& Insert
drawing
title block

Draw an IC Body
Does the drawing
meet the standard? NO

Draw Notch IC &

16-Pin of IC YES

Plot the drawing

Insert Label

Convert
Dwg. To PDF

End

Figure 2-2: Process for Top View IC drawing.

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 2.2.3 Process for Reel Dimension
Figure 2-3 shows the process for Reel Dimension drawing.

Start

Check
Setup drawing
the completed
units
& Insert
drawing
title block

Draw an outer circle

& inner circle Does the drawing
NO
meet the standard?

Draw a Reel
YES

Plot the drawing

Draw small circle in
the middle with 3
lines
Convert
Dwg. To PDF

Make a Reel Width

End

Insert Dimension

Figure 2- 3: Process for Reel Dimension drawing.

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 2.2.4 Process for Plastic Small Outline
Figure 2-4 shows the process for Plastic Small Outline drawing.

Start

Check
Setup drawing
the completed
units
& Insert
drawing
title block

Draw an IC Body
Does the drawing
NO
meet the standard?

Draw 16-Pin of IC
YES

Plot the drawing

Insert Label

Convert
Dwg. To PDF
Insert Dimension

End

Figure 2- 4: Process for Plastic Small Outline drawing.

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 2.2.5 Process for Electronic Schematic Diagram
Figure 2-5 shows the process for Electronic Schematic Diagram drawing.

Start

Check
Setup drawing
the completed
units
& Insert
drawing
title block

Draw a Connection
Line Does the drawing
meet the standard?

Insert Components
YES

Plot the drawing

Draw Connector

Convert
Dwg. To PDF
Insert Label

End

Figure 2-5: Process for Electronic Schematic Diagram drawing.

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2.3 Procedure and Design

2.3.1 Figure 1 : Top View of IC

Table 1 shows the procedure and design for Top View of IC.

Table 1: Procedure and Design for Top View of IC

NO. PROCEDURE DESIGN

1. Step 1 : Drawing Units & Title Block
a)
a) Drawing Units
 Type a command >
UNITS
 Units to scale
inserted content >
Millimeters
 Direction > East 0.00

b) Title Block b)
 Insert title block >
1:1
 Specify insertion
point > 0,0

2. Step 2 : Draw an IC Body

a)
a) Draw a Rectangle
 Select LINE
 Specify first
point : 50
<ENTER>
 Specify next
point : 100
<ENTER>

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 b) Draw a Notch IC b)
 Select CIRCLE :
 Specify center point
for circle : 9
<ENTER>

c) TRIM
 Remove useless line

3. Step 3 : Draw Pin IC a)

a) Select LINE :
 Specify first point : 5
<ENTER>
 Specify next point :
10 <ENTER>

b) Select Rectangular Array :

 Columns : 1 b)
<ENTER>
 Rows : 8 <ENTER>
 Select MOVE

c) Select COPY :
 Specify second point
: <ENTER>

c)

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4. Step 4 : Insert Label a)

a) Select Multiline Text

 Pick point and type
text <ENTER>
 Label the text to
each pin and title

5. Step 5 : Final Result a)

a) Click PLOT
 Plotter : DWG to
PDF
 Plot area : Extents
 Plot scale : 1:30
 Plot offset : Center
the plot
 Click preview

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2.3.2 Figure 2 : Tape and Reel Dimension
Table 2 shows the procedure and design of Tape and Reel Dimension.

Table 2: Tape and Reel Dimension

NO. PROCEDURE DESIGN

1. Step 1 : Drawing Units & Title Block
a)

a) Drawing Units

 Type a command >

UNITS
 Units to scale
inserted content >
Millimeters
 Direction > East 0.00
b)
b) Title Block

 Insert title block >

1:1
 Specify insertion
point > 0,0

2. Step 2 : Circle
a) Draw an outer circle : a)
 Select CIRCLE
 Specify center point for
circle : 165,165 <ENTER>
 Specify radius of circle : 165
<ENTER>
 Zoom : All <ENTER>

b) Draw an inner circle :

 Select CIRCLE
 Specify center point for b)
circle : Click center point of
circle
 Specify radius of circle :
152.6 <ENTER>

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3. Step 3 : Reel
a) Draw a Line a)
 Select LINE
 Specify first point : Click
center point of circle
 Specify next point : <60
<ENTER>

b) MIRROR
 Select MIRROR
 Select object : Click the <60
line b)
 Specify first point of mirror
line : Click center point of
circle
 Specify second point of
mirror line : Click at the top
of inner circle

c) MOVE
 Select MOVE c)
 Select object
 Specify base point : Click
center point of circle
 Specify second point : 12.4
<ENTER>

d) TRIM
 Select TRIM
 Remove useless line
d)
e) FILLET
 Select FILLET
 Select first object : Radius
 Specify FILLET radius : 5
<ENTER>
 Select first object : Multiple
 Select the object

e)

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 f) ARRAYPOLAR f)
 Select object
 Select Polar Array
 Specify center point of array
: Click center point of circle
 Rows : 1
 Items : 6


4. Step 4 : Small Circle in The Middle

with 3 Lines a)
a) Draw a Circle
 Select CIRCLE
 Specify center point for
circle : Click center point of
circle
 Specify radius of circle : 50
<ENTER>

b) Draw a small circle

 Select CIRCLE b)
 Specify center point for
circle : Click center point of
circle
 Specify radius of circle : 10
<ENTER>

c) EXPLODE
 Explode all the object first
before trim the line
c)
d) TRIM
 Select TRIM
 Remove useless line

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 d)

5. Step 5 : 3 Lines a)
a) Draw a Rectangle
 Select RECTANGLE
 Specify first corner point
:Click center point of circle
 Select MOVE
 Specify base point : Click
center point of circle
 Specify second point : Move
to the center point

b) POLAR ARRAY b)
 Select object
 Select POLAR ARRAY
 Specify center point of array
: Click center point of circle
 Rows : 1
 Items : 3

c) EXPLODE
 Select all object
 Type EXPLODE c)

d) TRIM
 Select TRIM
 Remove useless line

d)

6. Step 6 : Reel Width a)

a) Draw a LINE
 Select LINE
 Specify first point : Point out
the line at every corner

b) Draw a Horizontal line

 Select LINE

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  Specify first point : 0,0
 Specify next point : Just
follow the yellow line b)

c) OFFSET
 Select OFFSET
 Specify offset distance : 5
<ENTER>
 Select COPY
 Select the object
 Select MOVE
 Specify base point
c)
 Specify second point : 12.4

d) TRIM
 Select TRIM
 Remove useless line

d)

7. Step 7 : Dimension a)
a) Reel Dimension
 Select DIMENSION
 Select object or specify first
extension line origin

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 8. Step 8 : Final Result a)
a) Click PLOT
 Plotter : DWG to PDF
 Plot area : Extents
 Plot scale : 1:30
 Plot offset : Center the plot
 Click preview

2.3.3 Figure 3-1 : Plastic Small Outline.

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Table 3 shows the procedure and design for Plastic Small Outline.

Table 3: Plastic Small Outline

NO. PROCEDURE DESIGN

1. Step 1 : Drawing Units & Title Block a)
a) Drawing Units

 Type a command > UNITS

 Units to scale inserted
content > Millimeters
 Direction > East 0.00

b) Title Block
 Insert title block > 1:1
 Specify insertion point > 0,0
b)

2. Step 2 : Draw an IC Body a)

a) Draw a Rectangle
 Select LINE (Horizontal)
 Specify first point : 0,0
<ENTER>
 Specify next point : 10
<ENTER>
 Select LINE (Vertical)
 Specify first point : Click
endpoint b)
 Specify next point : 4
<ENTER>

b) Draw an Inner Line

 On Ortho
 Select LINE
 Specify first point : 0,0
<ENTER>
 Specify next point : 0.2
<ENTER>
 Specify next point : 10
<ENTER> c)

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  Repeat the same step for
the other parts

c) Draw small line at each corner

 Select LINE
 Specify first point : Point out
at each corner
d)
d) TRIM
 Select TRIM
 Remove useless line

e) Draw line at the middle of the IC

 Select LINE
 Specify first point : Click at
center of the horizontal line
 Specify next point : 4 e)
<ENTER>
 Select LINE
 Specify first point : Click at
the center of vertical line
 Specify next point : 10
<ENTER>

f) HATCH
 Select HATCH f)
 Pick internal point : Click the
object
 Choose ANSI31 : 2.3
<ENTER>

g) LAYER
 Select LAYER PROPERTIES
 Click new layer > Rename >
Click continue > Load >
g)
Choose CENTER > ENTER<
 Click line that you want to
change
 Click layer CENTER

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3. Step 3 : Draw 16- Pin of IC a)
a) LINE
 Select LINE `
 Specify first point :
 Specify next point : 0.5
<ENTER>
 Specify next point : 1.1
<ENTER>
 Select LINE
 Specify first point : b)
 Specify next point : 1.27
<ENTER>

b) COPY
 Select COPY
 Select object
 Specify base point :
 Specify second point : 1.27
<ENTER>
 Select COPY
 Select object
 Paste at the top of IC

c) TRIM
 Select TRIM
 Remove useless line
c)

4. Step 4 : Insert Label a)

a) Multiline Text
 Select Multiline Text
 Pick point and type text
<ENTER>
 Label the text to each pin

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5. Step 5 : Insert Dimension a)
a) Dimension
 Select DIMENSION
 Select object or specify first
extension line origin
 Specify second extension
line origin

b) LEADER
 Select LEADER
 Specify leader arrowhead b)
location
 Specify leader landing
location
 Insert text

6. Step 6 : Final Result a)

a) Click PLOT
 Plotter : DWG to PDF
 Plot area : Extents
 Plot scale : 1:30
 Plot offset : Center the plot
 Click preview

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2.3.4 Figure 4 : Electronic Schematic Diagram
Table 4 shows the procedure and design for Electronic Schematic Diagram.

Table 4: Electronic Schematic Diagram

NO. PROCEDURE DESIGN

1. Step 1 : Drawing Units & Title Block a)
a) Drawing Units

 Type a command > UNITS

 Units to scale inserted
content > Millimeters
 Direction > East 0.00

b) Title Block
 Insert title block > 1:1
 Specify insertion point > 0,0
b)

2. Step 2 : Draw Connection Line a)

a) LINE
 Select LINE
 Specify first point : 0,0
<ENTER>
 Specify next point : 50
<ENTER>
 Zoom : ALL <ENTER>
 Select LINE
 Specify first point
 Specify next point : 25
<ENTER>

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3. Step 3 : Insert Components a)
a) Design Center
 Select Design Center > en-us
> Basic Electronics > Blocks
 1 Ground
 1 Fuse
 1 Diode
 1 Variable Resistor
 1 Generator AC
 1 Transformer b)
 1 Inductor
 1 Variable Capacitor
 2 Transistor NPN
 2 Capacitor
 3 Resistor
 Double click the
components
b) MOVE
 Select MOVE
 Specify base point
 Specify second point : Click
to the point

4. Step 4 : Draw a connector a)

a) Connector

 Select CIRCLE
 Specify center point
 Specify radius of circle : 5
<ENTER>

b) HATCH

 Select HATCH b)
 Pick internal point
 Choose SOLID

5. Step 5 : Insert Label a)

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 a) Multiline Text
 Select Multiline Text
 Specify first corner

b) MOVE
 Select MOVE
 Select object
 Specify base point
 Specify second point
b)

6. Step 6 : Final Result a)

a) Click PLOT
 Plotter : DWG to PDF
 Plot area : Extents
 Plot scale : 1:30
 Plot offset : Center the plot
 Click preview

3 Final Results

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3.1 Drawing results for Lab 1
Table 5 shows the drawing results for Lab 1.

Table 5: Drawing result for Lab 1

No Description Drawing Result

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1. Figure 1 :
Top View of IC (Integrated Circuit).

2. Figure 2 :
Tape and Reel Infromation for IC
Packaging.

3. Figure 3 : Plastic Small Outline for

mechanical data.

4. Figure 4 : Electronic Schematic Diagram.

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4 Discussion

4.1 Discussion about Lab 1

This Lab 1 task using Autocad was initially difficult to perform, but after learning the ways or
techniques to use this AutoCAD software everything became much easier. In addition, the
applications available on Autocad are also attractive and easy to operate such as Line, Circle,
Rectangle, Mirror, Copy, Move, Dimension, Text, Design Center and many more. With this AutoCAD
software various types of circuits and drawings can be produced easily.

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 However, every thing has its bad sides just like Autocad. There are a few problems
encountered while using this software for example such as when using this software the laptop
becomes lag or does not responding due to its large size. Also, due to its application or component it
is too much so its difficult for users to find the component they want to use.

4.2 Problem Encountered

For lab 1 assignments there are some problems encountered such as when not setting the value or
unit of drawing to be used, the measurements on the drawing will be affected and may cause the
drawing to be too large or too small. In addition, not entering the title block first will also cause
problems on the drawing at the end of the process.

4.3 Solution
To solve this problem, first of all students need to set the unit of measurement that will be used
when making the drawing, then need to insert the title block at the beginning. These two steps are
very important to smooth the drawing process and the plot process at the end.

5 Conclusion

5.1 Conclusion about Lab 1

In conclusion what I gained from this assignment was, that I was able to learn how to produce
drawings from various angles and types of drawings, I was also able to use the new components I
learned while producing these drawings.

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 Moreover, I am also aware that to produce a work or drawing using computer software is
not an easy thing. I am also interested in learning more about this AutoCAD software. With the skills
I have, I can apply while working later in the future

6 Link of video demonstrations

6.1 Figure 1 : Top View of IC (Integrated Circuit)

 https://youtu.be/8rLernTRwdc

6.2 Figure 2 : Reel Dimension

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  https://youtu.be/4HrRyQumjtU

6.3 Figure 3-1 : Plastic Small Outline

 https://youtu.be/pxtaKXiY-Yk

6.4 Figure 4 : Electronic Schematic Diagram

 https://youtu.be/mgpXzky78Xg

7 Appendix

7.1 Top View of IC (Integrated Circuit)

Figure 7-1 shows the final result of Top View IC (Integrated Circuit) in pdf.

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 Figure 7-1: Top View of IC

7.2 Tape and Reel Information for IC Packaging

Figure 7-2 shows the final result of Tape and Reel Information for IC Packaging in pdf.

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 Figure 7- 2: Tape and Reel Information for IC Packaging

7.3 Plastic Small Outline for Mechanical Data

Figure 7-3 shows the final result of Plastic Small Outline for Mechanical Data in pdf.

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 Figure 7- 3: Plastic Small Outline for Mechanical Data

7.4 Electronic Schematic Diagram

Figure 7-4 shows the final result of Electronic Schematic D in pdf.

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Figure 7- 4: Electronic Schematic Drawing

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