Vielen Dank - aber was ist ein generisches DIP ?????
Ich arbeite heute zum ersten mal mit Fritzing....und gleich fehlt das wichtigste Bauelement. Na mal sehen wie ich hier weiter komme, erst einmal vielen Dank.....
XXAL
Vielen Dank - aber was ist ein generisches DIP ?????
Ich arbeite heute zum ersten mal mit Fritzing....und gleich fehlt das wichtigste Bauelement. Na mal sehen wie ich hier weiter komme, erst einmal vielen Dank.....
XXAL
In the CORE bin, the first IC. Set the number of pins in Inspector, and put in the part#.
Or (being aware that the 54 series are mil spec versions of 74xx parts, which perhaps you don't know) you can search for "fritzing part" 74hc47 with google which points you to
https://github.com/lambert/fritzing-parts/blob/master/74HC47.fzpz
Then if you download the fzpz file and load it with file-->open in Fritzing you will have a part for the 74hc47 in your mine parts bin which has the same pin out as your 5447.
Peter
wrong SA08-11.fzpz (9.9 KB)
I used Inkscape to modify the original 7 segments display on the left (10 pins) to build a SA08-11 7 segments display with 16 pins (really it is only 13).
I followed a tutorial and when I finished and try to put the new part in the breadboard I get a solid color rectangle instead of something similar to the original 7 segments by Fritzing.
Any idea?
Thanks in advance,
Juanjo
Red square is usually that you haven't assigned the pins yet. Go into FZ Edit an pick them in the table and select the graphic.
Thanks,
You are right, it was 4 pins [3,5,11,16] with the same name +VCC.
Here it is
SA08-11_16pins.fzpz (10.5 KB)
Thanks again
Juanjo
Now I would like to connect the footprint
I made it with inkscape, i get this error
I can't see nothing about footprints in the suggested link
I'm using fritzing release 0.9.3b x64.
There is 2 work around for that. First . right click on the icon . comptability tab. Chek the thing for scaling high dpi box ( sorry for broken english i use french version of windows) and in the list select use application setting ) or disable . then start it as a admin. If that dont work. Before starti g the app. Go in display option of windows . scale back to 100% then start the app and swith to your normal %
OK here is a part with mounting pads on top (with a slighly smaller .035 in (about .9mm) hole. I can't figure a way to get through hole pads on a smd part (if I make it through hole it puts extra pads on the bottom layer and the connectors get odd). It may be the solution is to set the mounting pads on the silkscreen layer and after you place the part you copy a via (and change the hole size) to get a plated through pad for the mounting holes (or maybe someone else knows how to mix tht and smd in a single part). This has the same sequence number as the original so only one or the other can be loaded at one time.
JOYSTICK_10mm_mounting_pads.fzpz (9.3 KB)
Peter
The easiest thing is for you to upload the fzpz file of your part (7th icon from the left on the reply menu). We can then look at all the files and tell you whats wrong with it. Sounds like you don't have copper0 and copper1 layers (at least not correctly).
Peter
As always this has been interesting and educational , turns out the text problem is nested tspan text groups (and the incorrect fonts). I'm not sure how you got the nested tspans (most likely something Inkscape did for reasons unknown) but fritzing doesn't like them. I'm adding a test for that and non supported fonts to my script ...
Peter
The PCB svg has to have special groups.
A "silkscreen" group for all lines and text.
A "copper1" group with a "copper0" group inside it with all the contact pads.
Good day to you all,
I am looking for 3.5mm TRRS (SMD), as illustrated and documented here:
Sparkfun - 3.5mm TRRS (SMD)
Document data sheet Ithrough sparkfun)
I thought this would be a prity standard part, but I cannot find it anywhere for Fritzing.
Can anyone prove I am a bad searcher, by pointing me towards the part?
Or can someone make it?
Thank you so much Peter @vanepp
I think Peter had done one of those already on the forum.
That's what I thought, but I cannot find it.
Any clue where I can find it.
I have tried all kinds of search queries in the forum search and google.. of and github
Now that I think about it it might have been 6mm. All I remember was some guy was doing maybe an audio project with a lot of jacks on a PCB.
There is one in core but the footprint is wrong. I'll post a corrected footprint in a bit ...
OK this should do it. As always you need to verify the footprint by printing it out and checking with a real part (because I don't have one)
Audio Jack (TRRS) 3.5mm_ PRT-12639.fzpz (6.6 KB)
Peter