Yesterday was my first day with Eagle schematic. At this point, I don't know how to create or modify library components. I need a schematic symbol for a TE Connectivity KHU17D16 4PDT relay (or equivalent.) How can I find one?
Yesterday was my first day with Eagle schematic. At this point, I don't know how to create or modify library components. I need a schematic symbol for a TE Connectivity KHU17D16 4PDT relay (or equivalent.) How can I find one?
Are you sure you have the type number correct?
Provide a link to the data sheet you will have a greater chance of someone
helping.
Have you checked the Eagle supplied libraries for a similar footprint?
Most frequently you will be advised to learn how to create/modify library
items. This will be quicker than waiting for something that may never
arrive.
All the best
Warren
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Web access to CadSoft support forums at www.eaglecentral.ca. Where the CadSoft EAGLE community meets.
Are you sure you have the type number correct?
Provide a link to the data sheet you will have a greater chance of someone
helping.
Have you checked the Eagle supplied libraries for a similar footprint?
Most frequently you will be advised to learn how to create/modify library
items. This will be quicker than waiting for something that may never
arrive.
All the best
Warren
--
Web access to CadSoft support forums at www.eaglecentral.ca. Where the CadSoft EAGLE community meets.
No, the number had a typo. I apologize. The correct number is KHU17D16. It is a ubiquitous relay that has been popular for many years. It's the same footprint as the KHP17D11 from Potter & Brumfield. Anyway, here is the PC socket:
27E007 - TE CONNECTIVITY / POTTER & BRUMFIELD - RELAY SOCKET | Newark element14
Yes, I have looked through the supplied library, and I was not able to spot one. It could be there, and I could have missed it.
I fully intend to learn to make library parts, but it makes no sense to reinvent the wheel. It was easy to create in TinyCAD, which I will go ahead and use for now if there isn't one available for Eagle.
Thanks.