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Cmos components?

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Try a google search for fritzing part part_number (i.e. fritzing part 40106). Several show up in projects but are likely generic ICs. What you are likely really asking for is a part with a proper schematic with sub parts (so individual elements of the part will move around) and I'm not aware of any of those yet. You may want to check the repository in this post:

as he was making variable parts for cmos chips (but I think they may have all been merged now as I can no longer see his repository). If you can find a 7404 part that would be a good start to the 40106, it would just need the changes to make it variable subpart which aren't that difficult if you are familiar with parts making. The major work is going to be in making the detailed schematics.

edit: Since I happened to need a subparts part for testing I made a 40106 instead of using an existing one. Note it is necessary to align the part in schematic when dragging it in as if it isn't aligned it is almost impossible to get it aligned after placement.(which is likely a bug). The interesting part of subparts parts is if you select a single inverter in schematic you can move it around independent of the other parts in the package (and the power pins). The cost is that a lot of them will slow fritzing down.

40106.fzpz (9.7 KB)

Peter


Cmos components?

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I can confirm that the 4xxx series xhips I designed were merged into the main parts repo and are in Fz. I spent a lot of time making and reworking the five or six parts I made.The CMOS equivalents of these just require different labels, which IIRC don't need a custom part. I stopped short however of doing buffers and inverters because the layout for those would have been more work - being hex rather than quad. I may do these soon as I need some buffers myself in the near future.

Lochraster und Streifenraster

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Hallo,

ich würde gern Fritzing für meine Lochraster- bzw.
Streifenrasterplatinen verwenden. Das Anordnen von Bauteilen
funktioniert auch super (Bestückungsseite).

Jetzt zu meiner Frage: Wie kann ich die Lötseite anzeigen lassen?

Danke für eure Hilfe.

Linux Fritzing Update

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Hallo,

ich mach das ganz einfach. Ich lade mir die zip Version. Installiere Wine und erstelle mir einen Starter zu Frizing.sh.

Vorteil: ich entpacke jedesmal die neue Version nur in den passenden Ordner.

Unter Linux Mint 17.3 musste ich für die neue Version auch Java 8 installieren. Funktioniert super.

Funktioniert auch mit anderen Programmen.

Linux Fritzing Update

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@softmuell

Not sure what instructions you've read or worked threw. BUT there is absolutely NO need to install WINE on LINUX to install or run Fritzing. In-fact that is nothing short of absurd. That of which I must note. Why? Because it potentially mis-leads a community of people on an improper avenue to install and use Fritzing. DO NOT USE WINE. Period.

IF you are having problems getting Fritzing to run on your native LINUX enviroment, I'd be happy to help you with the proper way to get your fritzing running. BUT lets start with what problem you are having.

Try starting with this file....
http://fritzing.org/download/0.9.3b/linux-64bit/fritzing-0.9.3b.linux.AMD64.tar.bz2

ALSO note, you can private message me with your Linux issues, if you feel more comfortable with that route. Whatever's clever, lets just get you guys sorted out, ASAP.

Sorry my response is in English not German. I'm not very good with my German. :frowning: I know, that sucks. BUT, if you use Google chrome, there is a built-in translator, that should suffice.

Lochraster und Streifenraster

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Great question, and something I've never noticed before. I'm not sure you can use the other side of the protoboard. IE; display the solder side. I don't think that is possible in breadboard view. You could use a double-side protoboard in PCB view and maybe accomplish what you are trying to do. But that would be counter intuitive to producing a final PCB for your project.

Sorry I can't respond in German. Good luck with your project!!!! :smiley:

Importing SVG format to part editor

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Hi,
I have been trying to import a SVG file in Part editor Breadboard section on Fritzing. First I have convert a PNG file to SVG file using Inkscape. And I successfully loaded the SVG file into breadboard section. After doing everything when I saved the part. When I want to add that part in beardboard, I didn't see my part but a Red background. I would appreciate any help on that.

Importing SVG format to part editor

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The red background is indicating that you have no connectors defined in the svg. Your easiest solution would likely be to import the png (which I have never found to work that well by the way) in to the original bb svg for the part which will have the correct connectors defined then move the connectors to where they should be in the svg. Pointers to a couple of tutorials on parts making which may also help:

edit: it may be most useful for you to upload the part .fzpz file (7th icon from the left in the reply tool bar) so we can see what is happening / missing.

Peter


Importing SVG format to part editor

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Did you add contacts to the converted svg.

Cmos components?

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Thank you very much for your attention and quick response! I will try this and continue to seek information about it.

Importing SVG format to part editor

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Thanks, I did not use contacts to convert, But I am trying to convert over and over again and finally I got something like this (Screen shot), Now I can see my part but it seems a red shade on it.

Importing SVG format to part editor

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(from the edit on my previous post in case you missed it).

Peter

Cmos components?

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Here is a subpart vesion of the 4053. While not as good as it could be, code changes would be needed to do better I think.

4053.fzpz (10.8 KB)

Peter

Importing SVG format to part editor

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You CAN NOT convert a picture and just bring it into FZ Edit. You need to convert it to svg, add nodes to the svg so it has connector pins to assign, and then assign the connector pins in FZ Edit. The video explains it.

Importing SVG format to part editor

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Thank you guys, I have done it. And thanks to Old_Grey I did not assigned pins for that part, that's why fritzing considered the hole picture as a pad. when I assigned pins for that particular one, then the rest of the Image came out from that red shadow.

Ruman


Half size UNO R3 Shield

Request - generic SOIC-20/SN74CBT3244

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Hello,

I'm drawing a board with a SN74CBT3244DWR. As far as I can see it's a standard SOIC package (1.27mm spacing, 7.5mm wide) with 20 pins.

I see there are generic SOIC-16 and SOIC-18 ICs in Fritzing but not SOIC-20. Could anyone proficient with Frizing and SVG create the part for me? I'm guessing it wouldn't take very long, but I can offer some compensation (or make a donation to the project, why not) if needed.

Thank you!

Half size UNO R3 Shield

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Does the board show up in the "breadboard" tab? If so, you maybe able to resize it in there, thus reflecting in the "PCB" tab.

Half size UNO R3 Shield

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You can't change the size of parts only the std square PCB, you need to draw it.

Those shields are just a ghost outline to place parts, they aren't actual PCB.

Half size UNO R3 Shield

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Ah, you look to have a custom board loaded which supresses the board size change (you can resize a pcb1 in inspector). You (or me if you like) would need to use an svg editor such as Inkscape to resize the board in the svg file associated with the part. If you want me to do it you would need to upload the part's .fzpz file (7th icon from the left on the reply tool bar) and supply the dimensions of the size you want the board reduced to.

Peter

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