Планировка бани 6 на 6 с мансардой: планировка дома из бруса с террасой и туалетом, каркасный терем из бревна с балконом

планировка внутри, мойка и парилка отдельно, варианты чертежей, схемы и планы, с мансардой и туалетом, терассой

Помывочная или душевая комната

Душевое помещение должно быть отделено от других, так как в нем, прежде всего, температура должна быть ниже, чем в парной, а само функциональное назначение этой комнаты подразумевает скрытность процесса. Чтобы не тратить и без того небольшой объем энергоносителей на обогрев помывочной, ее делают небольшой – в пределах 2-3 квадратных метров. Такую площадь под душевую можно выделить в любом, даже самом маленьком, проекте. А если баня предназначена исключительно для мужских посещений, то душевую вообще можно сделать миниатюрной – около 0,5 м2. Зато за ее счет можно расширить комнату отдыха.Душевое помещение в русской бане

Если планировка бани 6 на 4 метра вас устраивает, то душевую можно организовать так, как показано на рисунке выше – это небольшое, но достаточно удобное и функциональное помещение.

Для семейной бани, чем более с детьми, душевая должна быть большой, удобной и многофункциональной, что подразумевает включение в ее состав отделения (или отдельного помещения) для стирки и других нужд. Из-за большой площади такая помывочная может быть даже основным помещением в бане, поэтому следует предусмотреть хорошую принудительную и естественную вентиляцию, естественное и искусственное помещение, правильно рассчитать схему отопления и площадь помещения по максимальному количеству посетителей. Если составлен именно такой план бани, то комнату отдыха можно вообще исключить из проекта, и перенести ее в дом.Баня с верандой

Варианты дизайна

Для приятного времяпрепровождения в бане с террасой следует вдумчиво подойти к дизайну интерьера и открытой площадки. Часто изнутри помещение обшивают вагонкой определенного тона. Лучше выбрать мягкие оттенки, которые будут настраивать на расслабление.

Нужно сделать так, чтобы в комнатах не было больших выступов и острых углов. Даже если в помывочной, парилке или комнате отдыха достаточно места, человек в расслабленном состоянии может неудачно задеть выступ и травмироваться. По той же причине нужно позаботиться о том, чтобы полы не были скользкими.

Для обустройства интерьера лучше использовать натуральные материалы. Современные, такие как пластик, с баней «не дружат», так как могут расплавиться или начать выделять неприятные запахи. Даже если они не отравляют, впечатление от отдыха будет испорчено.

В бане нужно предусмотреть все необходимые аксессуары: веники, шапочки, аромамасла, шампуни, мыло, мочалки. Под них хорошо выделить удобную полку, до которой всегда нетрудно дотянуться.

Проекты бань 6х8 с мансардой

Баня с мансардой очень часто встречается в каталогах готовых проектов, так как оптимально подходит для полноценного отдыха. Простая одноэтажная постройка без мансарды имеет недостаточную площадь для размещения в ней комфортной конматы отдыха. А двухэтажная баня — это уже в ззначительной степени затратная конструкция, которая больше подходит не для временной бани, а для постоянного проживания, по типу дома-бани.

Проект бани из бревна 200 мм

В этом проекте бани из бревна 6х8 есть всё необходимое для комфортного отдыха с большой компанией друзей.

На входе в баню расположено небольшое крыльцо, оно же терраса площадью 6 м². Справа на плане можно видеть санузел, но он будет наглухо скрыт стенами и попасть в него можно только из внутренних помещений. Пройдя через террасу попадаем в большую комнату отдыха площадью почти 20 м². В таком просторном помещении можно разместить большое количество мебели, удобный стол, рассчитанный на компанию из нескольких человек и даже тогда в ней останется место для свободного перемещения.

Сразу справа от входной двери находится помывочная площадью 6 м² с двумя выходами. Первый ведет в небольшой санузел примерно 4 м², второй — собственно в парилку, по размерам такую же, как и помывочная.

Комната отдыха имеет большое двустворчатое окно, расположенное на длинной стене слева и лестницу на мансардный этаж. Второй этаж достаточно прост — одна большая комната и выход на балкон. Комната площадью более 28 м² может быть использована либо как спальня, если в бане планируется периодическое проживание, либо как ещё одна комната отдыха, в которой дополнительно можно разместить бильярд, стол для настольного тенниса или тренажеры.

Баня из бруса 6х8

Этот проект рассчитан на кладку стен из профилированного бруса 90х150 мм. План бани довольно прост.

В отличие от в предыдущего проекта, тут из террасы можно попасть не только в комнату отдыха, но и в небольшое кладовое помещение, которое также может быть обустроено под туалет. В комнате отдыха две двери: одна ведет в небольшое помещение, которое с площадью 1.875 м² лучше всего подойдет для туалета или кладовки. Вторая дверь открывается в моечную и уже от туда можно попасть в парилку площадью 6.25 м².

Кроме того на первом этаже в самом углу размещена лестница на второй этаж. Его общая площадь 36 м² — это очень много для одного помещения, поэтому при желании в последствие комнату можно будет разделить на две с помощью перегородки. Также можно просто разбить её на зоны используя возможности дизайна интерьера.

Двухэтажный дом-баня 6х8

Просторный дом-баня из профилированного бруса естественной влажности распланирован максимально комфортно для постоянного проживания в нём в теплое время года. Первый этаж начинается с небольшой террасы 11.2 м², вход в которую с торца.

С неё через дверь слева сразу попадаем в комнату отдыха, а остальное пространство может быть использовано для отдыха в удобных летних креслах. Комната площадью 19.43 м² имеет два одностворчатых окна, дверь в моечную и выход на второй этаж по прямой лестнице. Вторая комната в мансарде 22 м² и благодаря конструкции вальмовой крыши имеет полноценные стены и высоту потолков 2.2 метра, что отлично подойдет для ежедневного проживания.

 

Санузел отделен от комнаты первого этажа моечной, что отлично защитит основное жилое пространство от ненужных запахов. Парилка достаточно компактна 2х2.5 метра и по площади равна помывочной. Несмотря на это в ней достаточно комфортно может париться 3-4 человека.

Баня с мансардой и угловой крышей

Оригинальная планировка хорошо подойдет тем, кто любит большое количество света и нестандартную форму внутренних помещений. Проходя небольшую террасу 3х2 метра мы попадаем в ещё более компактную прихожую с габаритами 2х2 метра. Тут можно разместить всё необходимое для обустройства гардероба и складирования обуви входящих в баню людей. Такая прихожая площадью всего 4 м² может показаться странным решением, но на практике она гарантированно будет защищать основную комнату от ненужной грязи и пыли.

Комната отдыха имеет сложную форму с тремя окнами, направленными в разные стороны и дающими много света в течение всего дня. Дверь на противоположной прихожей стене ведет нас к помывочной 2х2 метра, из которой можно пройти в такую же маленькую парилку площадью 4 м² с двухуровневым полоком и небольшой металлической печкой в углу напротив.

Мансарда, в отличие от предыдущих проектов имеет скромные габариты 20 м² и не оснащена балконом. Такое решение даст возможность сэкономить на строительных материалах и потребует меньше топлива для отопления в холодное время года.

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90000 Part 2. Layout | Dash for Python Documentation 90001 90002 This tutorial will walk you through a fundamental aspect of Dash apps, the 90003 app 90004 layout 90005, through 6 self-contained apps. 90006 90007 90002 Dash apps are composed of two parts. The first part is the «90004 layout 90005» of 90003 the app and it describes what the application looks like. 90003 The second part describes the interactivity of the application and will be 90003 covered in the next chapter. 90006 90002 Dash provides Python classes for all of the visual components of 90003 the application.We maintain a set of components in the 90003 90004 dash_core_components 90005 and the 90004 dash_html_components 90005 library 90003 but you can also build your own 90003 with JavaScript and React.js. 90006 90002 Note: Throughout this documentation, Python code examples are meant to be saved as files and executed using 90004 python app.py 90005. These examples are not intented to run in Jupyter notebooks as-is, although most can be modified slightly to function in that environment. 90006 To get started, create a file named `app.py` with the following code: 90029 90004 # — * — coding: utf-8 — * — # Run this app with `python app.py` and # Visit http://127.0.0.1:8050/ in your web browser. import dash import dash_core_components as dcc import dash_html_components as html import plotly.express as px import pandas as pd external_stylesheets = [ ‘https://codepen.io/chriddyp/pen/bWLwgP.css’] app = dash.Dash (__ name__, external_stylesheets = external_stylesheets) # Assume you have a «wide-form» data frame with no index # See https://plotly.com/python/wide-form/ for more options df = pd.DataFrame ({ «x»: [1, 2, 3], «SF»: [4, 1, 2], «Montreal»: [2, 4, 5]}) fig = px.bar (df, x = «x», y = [ «SF», «Montreal»], barmode = «group») app.layout = html.Div (children = [ html.h2 (children = ‘Hello Dash’), html.Div (children = » ‘ Dash: A web application framework for Python. » ‘), dcc.Graph ( , figure = fig ) ]) if __name__ == ‘__main__’: app.run_server (debug = True) 90005 90032 90002 Run the app with 90006 90029 90004 $ python app.py … Running on http://127.0.0.1:8050/ (Press CTRL + C to quit) 90005 90032 90002 and visit http://127.0.0.1:8050/ 90003 in your web browser. You should see an app that looks like this. 90006 90002 Dash: A web application framework for Python. 90006 90002 Note: 90006 90046 90047 The 90004 layout 90005 is composed of a tree of «components» like 90004 html.Div 90005 90003 and 90004 dcc.Graph 90005.90055 90047 The 90004 dash_html_components 90005 library has a component for every HTML 90003 tag. The 90004 html.h2 (children = ‘Hello Dash’) 90005 component generates 90003 a 90004 & lt; h2 & gt; Hello Dash & lt; h2 & gt; 90005 HTML element in your application. 90055 90047 Not all components are pure HTML. The 90004 dash_core_components 90005 describe 90003 higher-level components that are interactive and are generated with 90003 JavaScript, HTML, and CSS through the React.js library.90055 90047 Each component is described entirely through keyword attributes. 90003 Dash is 90074 declarative 90075: you will primarily describe your application 90003 through these attributes. 90055 90047 The 90004 children 90005 property is special. By convention, it’s always the 90003 first attribute which means that you can omit it: 90003 90004 html.h2 (children = ‘Hello Dash’) 90005 is the same as 90004 html.h2 ( ‘Hello Dash’) 90005. 90003 Also, it can contain a string, a number, a single component, or a 90003 list of components.90055 90047 The fonts in your application will look a little bit different than 90003 what is displayed here. This application is using a 90003 custom CSS stylesheet to modify the default styles of the elements. 90003 You can learn more in the css tutorial, 90003 but for now you can initialize your app with 90055 90096 90029 90004 external_stylesheets = [ ‘https://codepen.io/chriddyp/pen/bWLwgP.css’] app = dash.Dash (__ name__, external_stylesheets = external_stylesheets) 90005 90032 90002 to get the same look and feel of these examples.90006 90103 Making your first change 90104 90002 90106 New in dash 0.30.0 and dash-renderer 0.15.0 90107 90006 90002 Dash includes «hot-reloading», this features is activated by default when 90003 you run your app with 90004 app.run_server (debug = True) 90005. This means that Dash 90003 will automatically refresh your browser when you make a change in your code. 90006 90002 Give it a try: change the title «Hello Dash» in your application or change the 90004 x 90005 or the 90004 y 90005 data.Your app should auto-refresh with your change. 90006 90121 90002 Do not like hot-reloading? You can turn this off with 90004 app.run_server (dev_tools_hot_reload = False) 90005. 90003 Learn more in Dash Dev Tools documentation Questions? See the community forum hot reloading discussion. 90006 90127 90128 More about HTML 90129 90002 The 90004 dash_html_components 90005 library contains a component class for every 90003 HTML tag as well as keyword arguments for all of the HTML arguments.90006 Let’s customize the text in our app by modifying the inline styles of the components. Create a file named `app.py` with the following code: 90029 90004 # — * — coding: utf-8 — * — # Run this app with `python app.py` and # Visit http://127.0.0.1:8050/ in your web browser. import dash import dash_core_components as dcc import dash_html_components as html import plotly.express as px import pandas as pd external_stylesheets = [ ‘https: // codepen.io / chriddyp / pen / bWLwgP.css ‘] app = dash.Dash (__ name__, external_stylesheets = external_stylesheets) colors = { ‘Background’: ‘# 111111’, ‘Text’: ‘# 7FDBFF’ } # Assumes you have a «wide-form» data frame with no index # See https://plotly.com/python/wide-form/ for more options df = pd.DataFrame ({ «x»: [1, 2, 3], «SF»: [4, 1, 2], «Montreal»: [2, 4, 5]}) fig = px.bar (df, x = «x», y = [ «SF», «Montreal»], barmode = «group») fig.update_layout (plot_bgcolor = colors [ ‘background’], paper_bgcolor = colors [ ‘background’], font_color = colors [ ‘text’]) app.layout = html.Div (style = { ‘backgroundColor’: colors [ ‘background’]}, children = [ html.h2 ( children = ‘Hello Dash’, style = { ‘TextAlign’: ‘center’, ‘Color’: colors [ ‘text’] } ), html.Div (children = ‘Dash: A web application framework for Python.’, style = { ‘TextAlign’: ‘center’, ‘Color’: colors [ ‘text’] }), dcc.Graph ( , figure = fig ) ]) if __name__ == ‘__main__’: app.run_server (debug = True) 90005 90032 90002 Dash: A web application framework for Python.90006 90002 In this example, we modified the inline styles of the 90004 html.Div 90005 90003 and 90004 html.h2 90005 components with the 90004 style 90005 property. 90006 90002 90004 html.h2 ( ‘Hello Dash’, style = { ‘textAlign’: ‘center’, ‘color’: ‘# 7FDBFF’}) 90005 90003 is rendered in the Dash application as 90003 90004 & lt; h2 & gt; Hello Dash & lt; h2 & gt; 90005. 90006 90002 There are a few important differences between the 90004 dash_html_components 90005 90003 and the HTML attributes: 90006 90046 90047 The 90004 style 90005 property in HTML is a semicolon-separated string.In Dash, 90003 you can just supply a dictionary. 90055 90047 The keys in the 90004 style 90005 dictionary are camelCased. 90003 So, instead of 90004 text-align 90005, it’s 90004 textAlign 90005. 90055 90047 The HTML 90004 class 90005 attribute is 90004 className 90005 in Dash. 90055 90047 The children of the HTML tag is specified through the 90004 children 90005 keyword 90003 argument. By convention, this is always the 90074 first 90075 argument and 90003 so it is often omitted.90055 90096 90002 Besides that, all of the available HTML attributes and tags are available 90003 to you within your Python context. 90006 90007 90128 Reusable Components 90129 90002 By writing our markup in Python, we can create complex reusable 90003 components like tables without switching contexts or languages. 90006 Here’s a quick example that generates a `Table` from a Pandas dataframe. Create a file named `app.py` with the following code: 90029 90004 # Run this app with `python app.py` and # Visit http://127.0.0.1:8050/ in your web browser. import dash import dash_core_components as dcc import dash_html_components as html import pandas as pd df = pd.read_csv ( ‘https://gist.githubusercontent.com/chriddyp/c78bf172206ce24f77d6363a2d754b59/raw/c353e8ef842413cae56ae3920b8fd78468aa4cb2/usa-agricultural-exports-2011.csv’) def generate_table (dataframe, max_rows = 10): return html.Table ([ html.Thead ( html.Tr ([html.Th (col) for col in dataframe.columns]) ), html.Tbody ([ html.Tr ([ html.Td (dataframe.iloc [i] [col]) for col in dataframe.columns ]) For i in range (min (len (dataframe), max_rows)) ]) ]) external_stylesheets = [ ‘https://codepen.io/chriddyp/pen/bWLwgP.css’] app = dash.Dash (__ name__, external_stylesheets = external_stylesheets) app.layout = html.Div (children = [ html.h5 (children = ‘US Agriculture Exports (2011)’), generate_table (df) ]) if __name__ == ‘__main__’: app.run_server (debug = True) 90005 90032 90128 US Agriculture Exports (2011) 90129 90208 90209 90210 90211 Unnamed: 0 90212 90211 state 90212 90211 total exports 90212 90211 beef 90212 90211 pork 90212 90211 poultry 90212 90211 dairy 90212 90211 fruits fresh 90212 90211 fruits proc 90212 90211 total fruits 90212 90211 veggies fresh 90212 90211 veggies proc 90212 90211 total veggies 90212 90211 corn 90212 90211 wheat 90212 90211 cotton 90212 90243 90244 90245 90210 90247 90248 90247 Alabama 90248 90247 1390.63 90248 90247 34.4 90248 90247 10.6 90248 90247 481.0 90248 90247 4.06 90248 90247 8.0 90248 90247 17.1 90248 90247 25.11 90248 90247 5.5 90248 90247 8.9 90248 90247 14.33 90248 90247 34.9 90248 90247 70.0 90248 90247 317.61 90248 90243 90210 90247 1 90248 90247 Alaska 90248 90247 13.31 90248 90247 0.2 90248 90247 0.1 90248 90247 90248 90247 0.19 90248 90247 90248 90247 90248 90247 90248 90247 0.6 90248 90247 1.0 90248 90247 1.56 90248 90247 90248 90247 90248 90247 90248 90243 90210 90247 2 90248 90247 Arizona 90248 90247 1463.17 90248 90247 71.3 90248 90247 17.9 90248 90247 90248 90247 105.48 90248 90247 19.3 90248 90247 41.0 90248 90247 60.27 90248 90247 147.5 90248 90247 239,4 90248 90247 386.91 90248 90247 7.3 90248 90247 48.7 90248 90247 423.95 90248 90243 90210 90247 3 90248 90247 Arkansas 90248 90247 3586.02 90248 90247 53.2 90248 90247 29.4 90248 90247 562.9 90248 90247 3.53 90248 90247 2.2 90248 90247 4.7 90248 90247 6.88 90248 90247 4.4 90248 90247 7.1 90248 90247 11.45 90248 90247 69.5 90248 90247 114.5 90248 90247 665.44 90248 90243 90210 90247 4 90248 90247 California 90248 90247 16472.88 90248 90247 228.7 90248 90247 11.1 90248 90247 225,4 90248 90247 929.95 90248 90247 2791.8 90248 90247 5944.6 90248 90247 8736.4 90248 90247 803.2 90248 90247 1303.5 90248 90247 2106.79 90248 90247 34.6 90248 90247 249.3 90248 90247 1064.95 90248 90243 90210 90247 5 90248 90247 Colorado 90248 90247 1851.33 90248 90247 261.4 90248 90247 66.0 90248 90247 14.0 90248 90247 71.94 90248 90247 5.7 90248 90247 12.2 90248 90247 17.99 90248 90247 45.1 90248 90247 73.2 90248 90247 118.27 90248 90247 183.2 90248 90247 400.5 90248 90247 90248 90243 90210 90247 6 90248 90247 Connecticut 90248 90247 259.62 90248 90247 1.1 90248 90247 0.1 90248 90247 6.9 90248 90247 9.49 90248 90247 4.2 90248 90247 8.9 90248 90247 13.1 90248 90247 4.3 90248 90247 6.9 90248 90247 11.16 90248 90247 90248 90247 90248 90247 90248 90243 90210 90247 7 90248 90247 Delaware 90248 90247 282.19 90248 90247 0.4 90248 90247 0.6 90248 90247 114.7 90248 90247 2.3 90248 90247 0.5 90248 90247 1.0 90248 90247 1.53 90248 90247 7.6 90248 90247 12.4 90248 90247 20.03 90248 90247 26.9 90248 90247 22.9 90248 90247 90248 90243 90210 90247 8 90248 90247 Florida 90248 90247 3764.09 90248 90247 42.6 90248 90247 0.9 90248 90247 56.9 90248 90247 66.31 90248 90247 438.2 90248 90247 933.1 90248 90247 1371.36 90248 90247 171.9 90248 90247 279,0 90248 90247 450.86 90248 90247 3.5 90248 90247 1.8 90248 90247 78.24 90248 90243 90210 90247 9 90248 90247 Georgia 90248 90247 2860.84 90248 90247 31.0 90248 90247 18.9 90248 90247 630.4 90248 90247 38.38 90248 90247 74.6 90248 90247 158.9 90248 90247 233.51 90248 90247 59.0 90248 90247 95.8 90248 90247 154.77 90248 90247 57.8 90248 90247 65.4 90248 90247 1154.07 90248 90243 90586 90587 90128 More about Visualization 90129 90002 The 90004 dash_core_components 90005 library includes a component called 90004 Graph 90005.90006 90002 90004 Graph 90005 renders interactive data visualizations using the open source 90003 plotly.js JavaScript graphing 90003 library. Plotly.js supports over 35 chart types and renders charts in 90003 both vector-quality SVG and high-performance WebGL. 90006 90002 The 90004 figure 90005 argument in the 90004 dash_core_components.Graph 90005 component is 90003 the same 90004 figure 90005 argument that is used by 90004 plotly.py 90005, Plotly’s 90003 open source Python graphing library.90003 Check out the plotly.py documentation and gallery 90003 to learn more. 90006 Here’s an example that creates a scatter plot from a Pandas dataframe. Create a file named `app.py` with the following code: 90029 90004 # Run this app with `python app.py` and # Visit http://127.0.0.1:8050/ in your web browser. import dash import dash_core_components as dcc import dash_html_components as html import plotly.express as px import pandas as pd external_stylesheets = [ ‘https: // codepen.io / chriddyp / pen / bWLwgP.css ‘] app = dash.Dash (__ name__, external_stylesheets = external_stylesheets) df = pd.read_csv ( ‘https://gist.githubusercontent.com/chriddyp/5d1ea79569ed194d432e56108a04d188/raw/a9f9e8076b837d541398e999dcbac2b2826a81f8/gdp-life-exp-2007.csv’) fig = px.scatter (df, x = «gdp per capita», y = «life expectancy», size = «population», color = «continent», hover_name = «country», log_x = True, size_max = 60) app.layout = html.Div ([ dcc.Graph ( , figure = fig ) ]) if __name__ == ‘__main__’: app.run_server (debug = True) 90005 90032 90002 90074 These graphs are interactive and responsive. 90003 90075 90074 Hover 90075 90074 over points to see their values, 90003 90075 90074 click 90075 90074 on legend items to toggle traces, 90003 90075 90074 click and drag 90075 90074 to zoom, 90003 90075 90074 hold down shift, and click and drag 90075 90074 to pan. 90075 90006 90128 Markdown 90129 90002 While Dash exposes HTML through the 90004 dash_html_components 90005 library, 90003 it can be tedious to write your copy in HTML.90003 For writing blocks of text, you can use the 90004 Markdown 90005 component in the 90003 90004 dash_core_components 90005 library. Create a file named 90004 app.py 90005 with the following code: 90006 90029 90004 # Run this app with `python app.py` and # Visit http://127.0.0.1:8050/ in your web browser. import dash import dash_core_components as dcc import dash_html_components as html external_stylesheets = [ ‘https: // codepen.io / chriddyp / pen / bWLwgP.css ‘] app = dash.Dash (__ name__, external_stylesheets = external_stylesheets) markdown_text = » ‘ ### Dash and Markdown Dash apps can be written in Markdown. Dash uses the [CommonMark] (http://commonmark.org/) specification of Markdown. Check out their [60 Second Markdown Tutorial] (http://commonmark.org/help/) if this is your first introduction to Markdown! » ‘ app.layout = html.Div ([ dcc.Markdown (children = markdown_text) ]) if __name__ == ‘__main__’: app.run_server (debug = True) 90005 90032 90103 Dash and Markdown 90104 90002 Dash apps can be written in Markdown.90003 Dash uses the CommonMark 90003 specification of Markdown. 90003 Check out their 60 Second Markdown Tutorial 90003 if this is your first introduction to Markdown! 90006 90128 Core Components 90129 90002 The 90004 dash_core_components 90005 includes a set of higher-level components like 90003 dropdowns, graphs, markdown blocks, and more. 90006 90002 Like all Dash components, they are described entirely declaratively. 90003 Every option that is configurable is available as a keyword argument 90003 of the component.90006 90002 We’ll see many of these components throughout the tutorial. You can view all of the available components in the Dash Core Components Gallery 90006 Here are a few of the available components. Create a file named `app.py` with the following code: 90029 90004 # — * — coding: utf-8 — * — # Run this app with `python app.py` and # Visit http://127.0.0.1:8050/ in your web browser.import dash import dash_core_components as dcc import dash_html_components as html external_stylesheets = [ ‘https://codepen.io/chriddyp/pen/bWLwgP.css’] app = dash.Dash (__ name__, external_stylesheets = external_stylesheets) app.layout = html.Div ([ html.Label ( ‘Dropdown’), dcc.Dropdown ( options = [ { ‘Label’: ‘New York City’, ‘value’: ‘NYC’}, { ‘Label’: u’Montréal ‘,’ value ‘:’ MTL ‘}, { ‘Label’: ‘San Francisco’, ‘value’: ‘SF’} ], value = ‘MTL’ ), html.Label ( ‘Multi-Select Dropdown’), dcc.Dropdown ( options = [ { ‘Label’: ‘New York City’, ‘value’: ‘NYC’}, { ‘Label’: u’Montréal ‘,’ value ‘:’ MTL ‘}, { ‘Label’: ‘San Francisco’, ‘value’: ‘SF’} ], value = [ ‘MTL’, ‘SF’], multi = True ), html.Label ( ‘Radio Items’), dcc.RadioItems ( options = [ { ‘Label’: ‘New York City’, ‘value’: ‘NYC’}, { ‘Label’: u’Montréal ‘,’ value ‘:’ MTL ‘}, { ‘Label’: ‘San Francisco’, ‘value’: ‘SF’} ], value = ‘MTL’ ), html.Label ( ‘Checkboxes’), dcc.Checklist ( options = [ { ‘Label’: ‘New York City’, ‘value’: ‘NYC’}, { ‘Label’: u’Montréal ‘,’ value ‘:’ MTL ‘}, { ‘Label’: ‘San Francisco’, ‘value’: ‘SF’} ], value = [ ‘MTL’, ‘SF’] ), html.Label ( ‘Text Input’), dcc.Input (value = ‘MTL’, type = ‘text’), html.Label ( ‘Slider’), dcc.Slider ( min = 0, max = 9, marks = {i: ‘Label {}’. format (i) if i == 1 else str (i) for i in range (1, 6)}, value = 5, ), ], Style = { ‘columnCount’: 2}) if __name__ == ‘__main__’: app.run_server (debug = True) 90005 90032 Dropdown Multi-Select Dropdown Radio Items Checkboxes Text Input Slider 90128 Calling 90004 help 90005 90129 90002 Dash components are declarative: every configurable aspect of these 90003 components is set during instantiation as a keyword argument. 90003 Call 90004 help 90005 in your Python console on any of the components to 90003 learn more about a component and its available arguments.90006 90002 « `python 90006 90121 90121 90121 90002 help (dcc.Dropdown) 90003 class Dropdown (dash.development.base_component.Component) 90003 | A Dropdown component. 90003 | Dropdown is an interactive dropdown element for selecting one or more 90003 | items. 90003 | The values ​​and labels of the dropdown items are specified in the 90004 options 90005 90003 | property and the selected item (s) are specified with the 90004 value 90005 property. 90003 | 90003 | Use a dropdown when you have many options (more than 5) or when you are 90003 | constrained for space.Otherwise, you can use RadioItems or a Checklist, 90003 | which have the benefit of showing the users all of the items at once. 90003 | 90003 | Keyword arguments: 90003 | — id (string; optional) 90003 | — className (string; optional) 90003 | — disabled (boolean; optional): If true, the option is disabled 90003 | — multi (boolean; optional): If true, the user can select multiple values ​​90003 | — options (list; optional) 90003 | — placeholder (string; optional): The grey, default text shown when no option is selected 90003 | — value (string | list; optional): The value of the input.If 90004 multi 90005 is false (the default) 90003 | then value is just a string that corresponds to the values ​​90003 | provided in the 90004 options 90005 property. If 90004 multi 90005 is true, then 90003 | multiple values ​​can be selected at once, and 90004 value 90005 is an 90003 | array of items with values ​​corresponding to those in the 90003 | 90004 options 90005 prop.«` 90006 90127 90127 90127 90103 Summary 90104 90002 The 90004 layout 90005 of a Dash app describes what the app looks like.90003 The 90004 layout 90005 is a hierarchical tree of components. 90003 The 90004 dash_html_components 90005 library provides classes for all of the HTML 90003 tags and the keyword arguments describe the HTML attributes like 90004 style 90005, 90003 90004 className 90005, and 90004 id 90005. 90003 The 90004 dash_core_components 90005 library generates higher-level 90003 components like controls and graphs. 90006 90002 For reference, see: 90006 90002 The next part of the Dash tutorial covers how to make these apps interactive.90006 Dash Tutorial Part 3: Basic Callbacks .90000 Inductance In PCB Layout: The Good, The Bad, And The Fugly 90001 90002 When current flows through a conductor it becomes an inductor, when there is an inductor there is an electromagnetic field (EM). This can cause a variety of issues during PCB layout if you do not plan properly, and sometimes we get burned even when we think we 90003 have 90004 planned for unwanted inductance and the effects that come with them. 90005 90002 When doing high speed logic we need to be able to deliver sudden changes in current to the devices if we want to have proper switching times and logic levels.Unfortunately inductance is usually not a friend in these circumstances as it resists those sudden changes in current. If the high speed devices are driving capacitive loads, which themselves are resisting changes in voltage, even more instantaneous current is needed. 90005 90002 Simply put, inductors resist a change of current, and can act as a low pass filter when in series with the signal or power supply flow. Inductors do this by storing energy in the flux surrounding the conductor. Alternatively capacitors resist a change in voltage (again by storing energy) and can act as a high pass filter when in series with the signal.This makes them a valuable tool in the fight against unwanted inductance in power supply distribution. 90005 90002 In the video below, and the remainder of this article, I’m going to dive into the concept of inductance and how it affects our design choices when laying out circuit boards. 90005 90002 90013 90014 90005 90002 It may be something you’ve never considered before, but the electrical properties of PCB traces matter a lot as electronic components continue to increase in speed. Resistance in the traces results in voltage drop and also slows the charging of capacitive loads.Inductive Reactance (X 90017 L) 90018, which can be thought of as a frequency dependent resistance when it comes to supplying current, further complicates our design challenges. But having a basic understanding of what we’re up against will help you recognize problems while designing, instead of after assembling your prototype boards. 90005 MECL System Design Handbook — Motorola Noise Reduction Techniques in Electronic Systems — Henry Ott High Speed ​​Digital Design — Johnson & Graham 90002 Here you can see three of my favorite books which are a great resource if you want to take a deep dive into these topics.In the video I walk through several topics from these texts, beginning with DC resistance in traces which ultimately result in the table below. You can see here that an inch of an average PCB trace can have between 0.1Ω and 15Ω of impedance depending on frequency or risetime of the signal. If we plug the impedance into Ohms law, we see that 10Ω at 0.1A is a 1V drop in voltage. 90005 90022 90023 90024 90025 Frequency (MHz) 90026 90025 Rise Time (ns) 90026 90025 Impedance (Ω) 90026 90031 90032 90033 90024 90035 1 90036 90035 318 90036 90035 0.1 90036 90031 90024 90035 10 90036 90035 31.8 90036 90035 1.0 90036 90031 90024 90035 30 90036 90035 10.6 90036 90035 2.8 90036 90031 90024 90035 50 90036 90035 6.4 90036 90035 4.7 90036 90031 90024 90035 70 90036 90035 4.5 90036 90035 6.6 90036 90031 90024 90035 90 90036 90035 3.5 90036 90035 8.5 90036 90031 90024 90035 110 90036 90035 2.9 90036 90035 10.4 90036 90031 90024 90035 160 90036 90035 2.0 90036 90035 15.0 90036 90031 90098 90099 Impedance of a One Inch Long Printed Circuit Board Trace (15 nH Inductance).Recreated from 90003 Noise Reduction Techniques 90004 by Henry Ott 90102 90103 90002 Knowing that voltage drops in circuit board traces are usually unwanted, we can conclude that inductance in those sames traces is also therefore unwanted. Consequently the more inductance there is, the worse the effect it has on our circuit. 90005 90002 What may not be intuitive to all is that the larger of a loop of conductor, the larger the Inductance. In other words, the larger the area inside the loop formed by the power and ground return paths, the higher the inductance, the higher the resistance to high speed demands for current.90005 90002 After years of knowing this relationship, but not knowing the specific formula for calculating, I found this formula in the book 90003 High Speed ​​Digital Design 90004: 90005 90002 90005 90002 The formula shows inductance as a function of area using the variables as follows: 90005 90116 90117 L = Inductance 90118 90117 X, Y = Dimension 90118 90117 W = Width of conductor 90118 90123 90002 Simply put, power and ground return paths should be as close together as possible.This minimizes inductance and limits the consequential voltage drop and helps to preserve fast changes in current in response to demand. 90005 90002 Knowing this you can see just how bad a common practice used on some prototyping boards, known as «interdigitated», really is. You will often see a voltage bus on one side of a protoboard and a ground bus on the other (as is shown below). In effect the power supply loop area is close to the size of the entire board. Increasing the width of the conductor does not really lower the overall inductance much due to its place in the equation.The best answer is to reduce the size of the area by techniques such as creating a grid of the power and ground paths or through judicious use of ground and power planes. 90005 Interdigitated power distribution results in a larger area and higher inductance. Apertures in ground plane can increase current path area and increase inductance. 90002 Using a ground plane does not automatically mean that the inductance problem is minimized; care must be taken to not inadvertently create problems by placing obstacles on the ground or power layers.As the frequency of the signal goes up, the closer the return path will follow it on the ground (or power) plane. If the signal goes through a gap in the plane, such as might be created by a connector or routing a signal trace on a plane layer, the return path may have to take a detour, which increases the loop, sometimes unexpectedly. 90005 90002 An example of how the return path can be affected by a hole in the ground plane is shown. In practice the ground or power plane is often buried, making this issue may not be readily visible.Cross talk can also become an issue if two singles end up squeezing through the same small area between two obstacles. 90005 Capacitor «decouples» load from distribution inductance. 90002 You are likely familiar with decoupling capacitors, those ever present little capacitors that tend to hug the Integrated Circuits (ICs) and straddle the power supply as close as feasible to the IC itself. The idea is that the inductance in the power traces still exists, but there is a source of current close to the IC which results in much less inductance between the decoupling capacitor and the IC due to proximity.90005 90002 Finally, you should become familiar with the effect of an «inductive kick». This is demonstrated in the video in the same was I learned about it when I was a kid. I briefly light up a nixie tube with a big ‘ole coil and a 9V battery. The demonstration is meant to show that inductors really do dislike a change of current, and use the energy stored in their flux to keep current flowing, even to the point of creating over 100 volts needed to ignite the nixie. 90005 90002 Knowing the basics of inductance and capacitance are crucial for PCB designers.You already know that ICs need decoupling capacitors, but knowing why is a better nugget of knowledge. Knowing some of the gotchas that await poorly routed high-speed traces will save you a ton of time and headaches. 90005 .90000 PoE Harvest Layout — Planting Tips and Optimization — Expert Game Reviews 90001 90002 As Path of Exile Harvest League started a lot of players have asked us to write a Harvest league guide to answer the most common questions and explain mechanics. We have done that yesterday and you can see via the link below. As for PoE Harvest Layout — Planting Tips and Optimization guide here we will explain the best ways to arrange your Garden in the Sacred Grove. 90003 90002 If you have already started the new league you may have noticed that the Sacred Grove has a strange and tricky layout.From first sight, it seems hard to find the easiest way to arrange and automatize the planting process for all the possible seeds irrespective of their tier. But that it is not so. We have gathered the list of the most appropriate and easy to use Harvest gardening plans, which we want to share with you. And one of them is to collect 90005 PoE Currency 90006 as it is very rare in Harvest. 90003 90008 Harvest League Layout — The Sacred Grove 90009 90002 Of course, you can make the garden yourself according to your personal preferences.But it is much easier to do if you have had a plan or a layout of the Sacred Grove before you. Here is the link to the spreadsheet shared by u / Blees-o-tron on Reddit where you can find an empty layout with several explanations and ideas of setting up your garden for Harvest league. 90003 90002 But if you like to use tools like paint then you might like to use the image below. This PoE Harvest 3.11 Farm Template was shared by u / SalteeKibosh also on Reddit. 90003 90014 90002 The great advantage of this template is that you can use it in paint to set up your personal Harvest Garden in no time.If you have any difficulties with that read our Harvest league planting tips that we will write about further. 90003 90008 Path of Exile Harvest Garden Setup Examples 90009 90002 In case, you do not want to spend your time overthinking the setup plan you can use one of the Harvest setup examples we have found for you. They will fit any sort of players. 90003 90002 If you want a quick and easy garden set up you can build the template shared by u / DollarAkshay. The player made a plan in Google Sheets and you can see it here.Also, there is an image of it below. 90003 90023 90002 As you can see in this picture the player decided to make the most optimal usage of the Sacred Grove’s place. Although, you can not use such a garden if you want to plant a lot of seeds simultaneously. But it perfectly fits the leveling phase. 90003 90002 The next layout we took from u / XeitPL. You can also, examine it in Google Sheets. Or see it in the picture below. 90003 90028 90002 This one is a bit harder to build and also more expansive.But in return you will get the optimal Harvest league garden setup to get the most number of rewards from the seed you plant. 90003 90002 As for the third example. It was shared by u / esk213. This one is the trickiest of all and we suggest you look the links he made before examining the template itself. 90003 90033 90002 The last one has a 99.5% Space Efficiency level. And that means that you will arrange all area in the Sacred Grove and will make it work for you at its limits. Anyway, it is your choice how to make Harvest league work for you.90003 90036 90002 This is one is an example of Garden Setup with a 90005 focus on storage capacity and clarity 90006. We have seen it at PoE Reddit and it was made by u / fatSquirrel42. The great examples for players who want to use horticrafting stations and needs a lot of storage to collect lifeforce. 90003 90008 PoE Harvest League Planting Tips 90009 90002 If you decide to make your own setup or a template read the tips we made up for you. 90003 90045 Where to locate pylons 90046 90002 It should be remembered that pylons connect to each other or to other racks at a maximum distance of 4 cells.This applies not only when connected in a straight line, but also diagonally. Also, the maximum number of connections per pylon is four (regardless of what it is connected to). 90003 90045 Where to locate tanks 90046 90051 90002 You can not allocate a separate place for tanks, but place them between pylons, which connect zones with T1 seeds and dispersers. 90003 90045 Where to locate dispersers 90046 90002 The optimal number of dispersers for one T2 (or T3) seeds collector is 6 pieces (3 per other colours).Since corners are not suitable for growing seeds T2 and higher (at least 4 other seeds should be nearby, and only 3 adjusted cells in the corner), it is most advantageous to use them under dispersers. On the right side (or top) at the corners, we place 2 dispersers of the same colour and on the opposite side, in the centre (outside the collector zone), one more. These three dispersers will cover the entire zone, it remains only to mirror 3 dispersers of a different colour. And you get the optimal zone for growing T2 and T3 seeds.90003 90045 Setup a layout for T4 seeds 90046 90002 To grow T4 seeds, 3 different lifeforces are needed at once, so it would be wiser to create 1 layout and use the collector depending on the seed tier (i.e. leave the centre empty). The easiest way is to place 3 different dispersers diagonally at the corners, which will cover the entire area for growing T4 seeds. 90003 90062 90002 Also, a large number of condensed lifeforce is needed to grow T4 seeds, (in total all types for all cycles a little more than 3 thousand), so take care to build a sufficient number of tanks.90003 90002 We hope you share with us your layouts if you come up with any better ideas! 90003 .90000 House Plans | Home Floor Plans & Designs 90001 90002 The best prices around — we guarantee it 90003 90004 If you are shopping around and find the same plan for a lower price on a competitor’s website, we will beat their regularly published price by 5%. 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Inside a modern Craftsman house plan you’ll usually discover an open floor plan, exposed rafters, a large stone fireplace, and a variety of smart details and amenities. 90005 90002 Hot interior design elements 90003 90004 Browse thousands of house designs that present popular interior design elements, including open concept floor plans, in-law suites, spa-like master baths, mudrooms that are strategically placed next to entrances, powder rooms, and pantries, and just about every bedroom configuration you can think of.If you’re planning to age in place (because, honestly, who wants to move after they’ve built their dream home?), Consider a house plan that sports a main level master suite. 90005 90002 A library of knowledge 90003 90024 Explore fun and informative home building blogs and get answers to prevalent questions, like: 90025 90026 90027 90028 Question: 90029 If I want to build a home, do I need to hire an architect to create plans for me? 90030 90027 90030 90027 90028 Answer: 90029 No.In fact, you can save time and money by simply ordering a pre drawn home plan from a website like ours. 90030 90037 90026 90027 90028 Question: 90029 Home plans are what size? 90030 90027 90030 90027 90028 Answer: 90029 In terms of square footage, our most popular house designs typically fall between 1,500 and 2,500 sq. ft. With regard to the paper on which architectural plans are printed on, the most common paper size is referred to as ARCH D (24 x 36 in.), Although smaller and larger paper sizes are also possible.90030 90037 90026 90027 90028 Question: 90029 Can I save money by building a 2 story house instead of a 1 story house? 90030 90027 90030 90027 90028 Answer: 90029 Possibly, yes. But, a lot of factors come into play when building a home. Read more 90030 90037 .