How to find library

Use the 'Search' function in the 'Add' window...

And use wildcards, try searching on BC847 and you'll find it...

Pin headers are in the lib 'pinhead.lbr'...

"Wilson" <wilson008@msn.com> wrote in message news:gt3ig8$bu1$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Hello!

 

I am wondering whether or not there's anyone so happened to came across to have a library available with the following parts :

 

ICM7556ISD+-ND - Dual Timer ( SO-14 )

BC847CINTR-ND - NPN BJT ( SOT-23 )

S9014E-04-ND - 1X4 header ( SIP4 - 050 )

SAM1158-02-ND - 2x2 header ( DIP-2X2-050_135 )

 

I am a new user to this program and not quite sure how to find it? Thanks for the help!

 

Wilson

Hello!

I think I can only find the following

BC847CINTR-ND - NPN BJT ( SOT-23 )

but I cannot find the rest

ICM7556ISD+-ND - Dual Timer ( SO-14 )

S9014E-04-ND - 1X4 header ( SIP4 - 050 )

SAM1158-02-ND - 2x2 header ( DIP-2X2-050_135 )

Can somebody help?

Thanks.

Wilson

"Greg" <ash_4@gravitywell.org> wrote in message

news:gt4qii$all$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Use the 'Search' function in the 'Add' window...

And use wildcards, try searching on BC847 and you'll find it...

Pin headers are in the lib 'pinhead.lbr'...

 

 

 

"Wilson" <wilson008@msn.com> wrote in message

news:gt3ig8$bu1$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Hello!

 

I am wondering whether or not there's anyone so happened to came across

to have a library available with the following parts :

 

ICM7556ISD+-ND - Dual Timer ( SO-14 )

BC847CINTR-ND - NPN BJT ( SOT-23 )

S9014E-04-ND - 1X4 header ( SIP4 - 050 )

SAM1158-02-ND - 2x2 header ( DIP-2X2-050_135 )

 

I am a new user to this program and not quite sure how to find it? Thanks

for the help!

 

Wilson

Wilson Brown schrieb:

Hello!

 

I think I can only find the following

 

BC847CINTR-ND - NPN BJT ( SOT-23 )

 

but I cannot find the rest

 

ICM7556ISD+-ND - Dual Timer ( SO-14 )

S9014E-04-ND - 1X4 header ( SIP4 - 050 )

SAM1158-02-ND - 2x2 header ( DIP-2X2-050_135 )

 

Can somebody help?

 

Thanks.

 

Wilson

 

"Greg" <ash_4@gravitywell.org> wrote in message

news:gt4qii$all$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Use the 'Search' function in the 'Add' window...

And use wildcards, try searching on BC847 and you'll find it...

Pin headers are in the lib 'pinhead.lbr'...

 

 

 

"Wilson" <wilson008@msn.com> wrote in message

news:gt3ig8$bu1$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...

Hello!

 

I am wondering whether or not there's anyone so happened to came across

to have a library available with the following parts :

 

ICM7556ISD+-ND - Dual Timer ( SO-14 )

BC847CINTR-ND - NPN BJT ( SOT-23 )

S9014E-04-ND - 1X4 header ( SIP4 - 050 )

SAM1158-02-ND - 2x2 header ( DIP-2X2-050_135 )

 

I am a new user to this program and not quite sure how to find it? Thanks

for the help!

 

Wilson

You will dislike this, but NO program has ALL devices available.

There are new devices every day. So, creating new devices is part of the

game, that's why all these programs have a library editor.

You can wait until someone sends you the library, it's also possible

that you wait forever.

The time you have waited now you could have used to create the devices

yourself.

The easy way is it to cut and paste symbols and packages from existing

libraries and recombine them to new devices.

To do that you open a new library and keep it open!

Check the libraries in the control panel to find suitable devices or

symbols, rightklick it and "copy to library" (your open library).

Most packages are available in the "ref-packages.lbr".

Go to your (open) library, pick a suitable symbol, group and cut it,

select NEW and give your new symbol a name, then paste the copied symbol

into your new symbol-sheet. This can be edited now (pins, body). Same

goes for a package.

In the device section select NEW and give a name for your new device.

With ADD you search for your new symbol and place it. Check NEW at the

bottom right to get a list of packages already in this library. In the

connct section you will see then a list of pin names from the symbol and

pad names from the package and you must connect what belongs together.

That's it in genaral. Save your library and close it.

Quite all of this is explained in the tutorial page 67 and in the

manual. Check the eagle doc directory.

--

Gruß / regards

Jörn