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      Step 7: Output Files

      Downloading Output Files

      Once you have finished your project on Design Canvas and generated BOM from BOM View, you can download your output files from the Output Files page.

       

      Notification: Generate BOM to allow File Output

       

      In the Output Files page, you will find three file types to download.

       

      Download Output Files for your Project

      1. PDF Report: A comprehensive report containing:

        1. Project details

        2. Schematic files

        3. Bill of Materials (BoM)




          PDF Report generated from Celus Platform

      2. BoM (CSV Format): Export the Bill of Materials in two formats:

        1. Consolidated BOM - BOM organized by Value (parts grouped according to the usability of a part).




        2. Flat BOM - BOM organized by Part (one part per row).

           

           

      3. Project package:

        1. Altium Designer: ZIP file containing project file (.PrjPcb), schematic files (.SchDoc), and the PCB design (.PcbDoc files)

        2. Autodesk Eagle / Fusion: Contains Schematic file (.sch) file the project resolved. In Eagle or Fusion, you can generate PCB Layout (.brd) from the Schematic file itself.

        3. Kicad: ZIP file containing the project file (.kicad_pro), schematic files (.kicad_sch) for the project resolved and page layout (.kicad_wks).




          Project Packages: Altium Designer, Autodesk Eagle, KiCAD

      4. Download All: You can also download files individually using the individual download buttons or download everything all at once using the Download All button at the top right.

      After downloading the files, and for further guidance on how to proceed with them, click on What is the next step in your EDA tool? to learn how to integrate your design into your preferred ECAD software.

       

      Output Files: 1) Download All 2) What is the next step in your EDA tool?