There doesn't seem to be such a part in Fritzing, but it should be easy to make one starting with a 16 pin generic IC and changing the pin labels.
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How to get 16 pin DS3221 IC only
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How do i add an N-Ch Mosfet IRF540 to the components listed in Fritzing? There is a P-Ch Mosfet in the inspector Listt
There is a P-Channel Mosfet in the inspector list
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How do i add an N-Ch Mosfet IRF540 to the components listed in Fritzing? There is a P-Ch Mosfet in the inspector Listt
Do a search in the search bin.
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HLK-PM01 AC-DC 220V to 5V
Thank you all, of course for your work.
However, the dimensions for PCB look not correct. Did anybody succeed with this layout?
Thanks
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Fritzing custom part for Teensy 3.6
I've created a Teensy 3.6 custom part for Fritzing...
Teensy 3.6 (Basic).fzpz (72.8 KB)
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Fritzing custom part for Teensy 3.6
Holly carp, that must have been a bit of work.
Sometimes people use the PCB footprint to mount on custom boards, and there is a few tweaks you could do.
1 Could use a silkscreen outline in PCB. Silk is for superfluous stuff and should be above copper in XML.
2 The pins on the inside are actually there and will be drilled, is that what you want. Move them to silkscreen group for no drill
3 The copper layer is only on the top side so no tracks on the underside of the PCB can connect to it. Rename your copper group copper0 and put it inside a group called copper1.
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Fritzing custom part for Teensy 3.6
Nice job... Teensys have always been one of my favorite boards.
In your Schematic View .svg, connector25terminal through connector46terminal are missing, resulting in your wires snapping to the middle of the pins. Old Grey is right, your PCB View needs a little work.
I still like it... nice art work.
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Looking to pay someone to create a large part
Hi everyone, I am an electronics teacher and have developed an 'education board' for use in my classes. It is a 200mm x 200mm circuit board which contains:
- An Arduino Uno
- 4-Digit seven segment display
- DC-DC Boost converter (allows you to boost the 5V USB voltage anywhere up to 40V)
- 16x2 LCD display
- 8 RGB LED's
- Piezo buzzer
- LDR
- Hall Effect Sensor
- Variable Clock (astable multivibrator)
- 8x8 LED Matrix
- 830 tie point breadboard
- Infrared Receiver
- 10 Digital Toggle Switches
- 4 Push Buttons with LED's
I have already been using fritzing to show students how to connect their circuits, now I'd like to be able to show them on my education board.
Is there anyone who could create this form me - we can work out a part creation cost etc...
Here is a photo of my board:
kind regards,
-brad
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HLK-PM01 AC-DC 220V to 5V
I thought this sounded familiar 
try the one in here someone cut a board and discovered the mounting holes are too small and I fixed it for him. Don't know if it worked or not though.
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Looking to pay someone to create a large part
You could get a lot of the breadboard pics from the bins and paste then on a big drawing, but it still looks like too much for me.
Fritzing has a part creation service.
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HLK-PM01 AC-DC 220V to 5V
Hi !
I've buyed a PCB with this part and effectivly the whole are to small.
Vanep give me a new part in the post above and this one seems to be correct. For the moment, i've not ordered the new PCB but, when i print the PDF pcb, the holes arent correct !
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Looking to pay someone to create a large part
Thanks very much Old_Grey, I understand it is a big job, but I appreciate the advice nontheless
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HLK-PM01 AC-DC 220V to 5V
When you print a pdf of the new part the holes aren't correct? If so in what way are they incorrect? The new part looks correct to me as a gerber in gerbv. The hole is .035 (which is I believe what you wanted) and the pad spacing seems to match the drawing above i.e. 5.011mm between the narrow pads 15.38mm between the wide pads and 29.3878 mm between the two pad sets taking the x y coords from the drill.txt file and converting from thou to millimeters. I haven't used the pdf conversion so I don't know how that works.
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New parts editor not available
Sorry for late reply, I wanted to upload file but is 3.9MB , so forum dont let me upload it.
Is there any other place where I could upload thing?
I want svg output but some parts are not appearing in produced svg.
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HLK-PM01 AC-DC 220V to 5V
No no no !!! With the new part, wholes are correct !!! The wholes whas too small with the part in fritzing !
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Looking to pay someone to create a large part
It looks to me as if your first problem is going to be the breadboard. The Fritzing breadboard appears to be a compiled in part (i.e. I can't see how to export it as a fzpz file as parts editor is greyed out, usually indicating a compiled in part). At 900 plus pins (and lots of busses) recreating that will be a major pain unless someone knows how to get it as a part.
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New parts editor not available
I was suggesting that you upload the Fritzing sketch file (.fzz) which shouldn't be that large (I suspect you are trying to upload the created svg output which isn't useful). We need to be able to look at the parts files that are being used to create the svg to see what may be missing from them.
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Does Anybody as ever created a 4 Channels L298 H Bridge?
Thanks a lot, I managed to use it and it works mostly like the Dual H bridge L298N.
Is there anyway to find a ready made .fzpz of the 4 motors board instead of redrawing everything ?
I could aslo use 2 L298 Dual bridge objects...
Thanks again,
Stephane.
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New parts editor not available
Yes fzz iz 3.9MB big. Where should i put it?
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New parts editor not available
Hmm, thats some file. OK, since I don't know where you could upload that if the forum won't take it lets try something different. Can you upload the fzpz file for one of the parts that won't export to svg? I'm hoping that may be small enough to upload . To get an fzpz file right click on the part in the parts bin and click export part. Hopefully one of the failing parts will be small enough to upload.
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