Quick Start

Instructions to create, wire, and export a schematic in CircuitMarkdown.

Step 1: Open the Studio Editor

Select Open Editor in the top navigation bar or navigate to /editor. Select the Code tab to enter schematic text.


Step 2: Add Components

Enter these component definitions into the editor:

mdx
BAT_MULTI BAT_MULTI1 "V1" "5V" (10,4) orient=90
R R1 "R1" "500" (15,0)
LED LED1 "D1" "red" (20,4) orient=90
V1 5V R1 500 D1 red
V1 5V R1 500 D1 red

Field Descriptions

  • BAT_MULTI, R, LED: Component type codes.

  • BAT_MULTI1, R1, LED1: Unique component identifiers.

  • "V1", "500": Reference designators and value strings in double quotes.

  • (10,4): Grid coordinates in parentheses.

  • orient=90: Clockwise rotation angle in degrees.


Step 3: Connect Components with Wires

Add wire statements to complete the circuit:

mdx
BAT_MULTI BAT_MULTI1 "V1" "5V" (10,4) orient=90
R R1 "R1" "500" (15,0)
LED LED1 "D1" "red" (20,4) orient=90

W BAT_MULTI1.1 R1.1
W R1.2 LED1.1
W LED1.2 BAT_MULTI1.2
V1 5V R1 500 D1 red
V1 5V R1 500 D1 red
  • W BAT_MULTI1.1 R1.1 connects pin 1 of BAT_MULTI1 to pin 1 of R1.

  • W R1.2 LED1.1 connects pin 2 of R1 to pin 1 of LED1.

  • W LED1.2 BAT_MULTI1.2 connects pin 2 of LED1 to pin 2 of BAT_MULTI1.


Step 4: Export the Schematic

  1. Select the Canvas tab to inspect the rendered schematic.

  2. Select Export in the top toolbar to open the export dialog.

  3. Choose your background and format settings, then download the schematic file.