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http://www.zr5sdb.co.za/things/Projects/Dashboard%20Digital%20Voltmeter.pdf

 

Here is a great little project I'd love to START my Eagle work with. I

beleive I'll grow the project into several little jobs. But, I can't seem to

get started with Eagle!! I've downloaded the 5.0 but can't find my way

around the libraries and can't find any of the three ICs this project needs.

 

Might I ask one of the members of this group if you can get me started?

 

Thanks in advance

 

Bill Johnson

bill@billjohnson.net

 

 

 

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  • Bill Johnson wrote:

    Sorry I was not more specific. The ICs are;

    LM340-T-5 (5vdc voltage regulator)

     

    NTE2054 or CA3162E

     

    NTE2032 or CA3161E (BCD Display Driver)

     

    Can you tell me what libraries these might already exist in?

     

    Bill

     

     

    It is quicker to make your own device as Bert suggested and any lib you

    find should be checked against the data sheet.

     

    But before you get too involved with that project can you find the IC's

    in small or required quantities.

     

    A job like that can be done with a pic microcontroller and some software

    for a lot less hardware cost. You just have to have the volume to pay

    for the software time.

     

    Paul R.

     

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  • Bill Johnson wrote:

    Sorry I was not more specific. The ICs are;

    LM340-T-5 (5vdc voltage regulator)

     

    NTE2054 or CA3162E

     

    NTE2032 or CA3161E (BCD Display Driver)

     

    Can you tell me what libraries these might already exist in?

     

    Bill

     

     

    It is quicker to make your own device as Bert suggested and any lib you

    find should be checked against the data sheet.

     

    But before you get too involved with that project can you find the IC's

    in small or required quantities.

     

    A job like that can be done with a pic microcontroller and some software

    for a lot less hardware cost. You just have to have the volume to pay

    for the software time.

     

    Paul R.

     

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