Application Note (Electronics)
About this template
An electronics application note in Lato with circuitikz schematics, a circuit description, bill of materials, design trade-offs, bench validation and PCB layout recommendations.
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What is in this template
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- Document class
article[11pt, a4paper]- Compiles with
- pdfLaTeX
- Pages in the compiled PDF
- 5
- Bibliography
- None
- Files
- 14 files: 13 .tex, 1 image
- Packages
geometryxcolortikzcircuitikzlatolmodernamsmathamssymbtextcomptitlesecarraytabularxbooktabsenumitemfloattcolorboxfancyhdrlastpagefontawesome5captionhyperref
\documentclass[11pt,a4paper]{article}
% Packages and styling live in preamble.tex; each section has its own file under
% sections/. Edit those directly --- this file is the outline of the document.
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What does the Application Note (Electronics) template load?
It uses the article class (options: 11pt, a4paper), builds with pdfLaTeX, and loads 21 packages, including geometry, xcolor, tikz, circuitikz, lato, lmodern, amsmath and amssymb.
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The compiled sample is 5 pages, from 14 files: 13 .tex, 1 image. Replace the sample text with yours and the layout stays.
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