125 kHz RFID module RF125-PS
You can change the name of the .svg files to .fzpz (which will upload) and then tell us that they are really svg files not parts. The forums appear to upload and try to render svg files and if it...
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125 kHz RFID module RF125-PS
vanepp: Also the svg files are included in the fzpz file I know about it. It is possible to unzip it as a .zip file. vanepp: so a separate copy isn't really needed I can not agree.Those files (which...
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Adc ads1015 & ads1115
I made ADC1015 & ADS1115 parts for Fritzing. There is a one issue- schematic view have problem with font. Although I had install Droid Sans, in Inscape everything is OK, but in Fritzing no. If You...
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Whether it's the import or the export that changes them, that's the way FZ works. The changes are annoying but they are good enough.
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You have to go in to the XML of the svg and remove the 2 "px"'s after the font size value.
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125 kHz RFID module RF125-PS
Pako: There is a structure changed, there are many redundant layers and objects are renamed. This is much less useful than originals (for example, as a templates). Good point, I have become used to...
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To be a little more specific, you need to edit the svg file with a text editor after saving it with Inkscape (because Inkscape re adds the px every time it saves) and remove the px from the font size....
View ArticleCreating QFN-24 3.5mm x 3.5mm
The exact chip name is XR18910. Its a QFN chip with 24 pinsHere is the documentation http://www.mouser.com/pdfdocs/XR18910.pdf. The dimensions are 3.5mm x 3.5mm. Could you help me find a way if there...
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Thank you so much for your response Vanepp. Here is the data sheet. http://www.mouser.com/pdfdocs/XR18910.pdf . The footprint of the part is available in the PDF. It is extremely similar to the .4mm...
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TSLP, I knew it had to be something different to QFN. Yep no TSLP in Fritz.
View ArticleCreating QFN-24 3.5mm x 3.5mm
Could you tell me whats a TSLP. And how can i modify it to have it on fritzing please?
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Creating QFN-24 3.5mm x 3.5mm
The package is called tslp by Exar. Below is what I hope is an appropriate footprint (as Exar only has the package footprint not a recommended pcb layout, not does anyone else I can find). I took the...
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It says 0.4 pitch 0.2 wide. Don't know if it helps but here is a 0.5 pitch 0.2 wide with footprint.https://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/packages/PG-TSLP/PG-TSLP-16-1/
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Its helpful in so far as they think a .2 mm inter pin spacing is ok, and mine (in the latest one) is .18mm so may be ok. When we get down this far I don;t know where the limits are ... There seems to...
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It may help to know that most prototyping board places (cheap low quantity board fabrication from china) say a low limit of 6mil spaces and 6 mil traces but they prefer 8mil spaces and traces. Once...
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Creating QFN-24 3.5mm x 3.5mm
With the 0.5mm pitch 0.2mm pad they use a footprint of 0.3mm pad with a 0.2mm gap, and if you Image search TSSLP the smaller ones are 0.24mm pad with a 0.14mm gap, and going by general PCB...
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Creating QFN-24 3.5mm x 3.5mm
Thanks, 6mil is .152mm and 8mil is .203mm (so a little larger than the inter pin gap on this footprint at .18mm) so I look to be right around the border line, but at least it should be doable even if...
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Creating QFN-24 3.5mm x 3.5mm
Dear Vanepp, You are just amazing. Im actually trying to get my current build recitifed. But im facing certain difficulties. I have uploaded my fritzing data here. The component im trying to replace...
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Download Van's .fzpz file.Change the .fzpz extension to .svg.Right-click IC and select Edit.In PCB - File/Load image and find the now .svg labeled Van part.Click on the pin labels in the top right box...
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