Ctrl+r copy and repeat the paste
Ctrl+shift+v can only be pasted
Shift+c Cancel Selection
Space counter-Clockwise rotation object
Shift+space rotate the object clockwise to change the wire corner angle
X Flip Objects horizontally
Y Flip Objects vertically
Q Change the grid units (mm mil)
Ctrl+g directly modify the grid length and width
G-g Modifying the grid size (long and wide modified together)
Ctrl+d back to the previous step
D-o Board Options
V-d interface to fit the size display
V-A Amplification Related Parts
V-f See all content
ctrl+shift+ Mouse Change Layer
Shift+s Gray section will not be selected
d-s-d cropping
E-o-s setting the Origin point
J-r Jump back to the original point
P-d-l measuring two points distance
P-g paved with copper
T-E Add or remove a tear drop
Spot-P Placement Pads
P-v Placing a hole
P-t placing conductors
These are frequently used shortcut keys
Via Hole 0.3mm
Power cord and other conductors or pads to maintain a distance of more than 0.3mm
The copper conductor should be kept above 0.2mm distance
Power cord to follow the direction of the power line
Four Corners if the installation of fixed column hole size should be more than 5.2mm (generally for the sake of easy to use the hole directly instead of 5.2mm 7mm)
If it is the top layer of the double layer and the bottom of the line is best perpendicular to each other (parallel will cause a capacitance between the presence of the two)
Crystal oscillator should be close to the chip so as to play a certain role (sometimes the crystal next to a large resistance effect is stable)
Each power pin of the chip should be connected to a 0.01uF decoupling capacitor (to remove interference to provide instantaneous current)
A 10uF capacitor (to remove interference) should be applied to the power input terminal
Digital originals should be open to analog originals (analog originals are susceptible to interference)
The teardrop should be added on the premise of confirming that it will not be modified.
Copper laying should be used more than a grid of copper to avoid many problems
Common sense: Crystal is generally the smaller the better the General Assembly caused by high frequency interference is not conducive to the stability of the circuit
The shortcut keys commonly used by Altium Designer