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sneha@14

Hi, I am starting with EAGLE.

I wanted to ask where can i find library files containing SS3H10-E3/57T(VISHAY), GRM43ER72A225KA01L(MURATA), C1608X7R1C105K,C1608X7R1H471K(TDK), ZXMP10A18KTC(ZETEX)?

The libraries on element 14 of these manufacturers do not have these components.

Thanks in advance.

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    Look through the libraries provided with Eagle.

     

     

    On 06/20/2018 06:36 AM, Sneha Agarwal wrote:

    Hi, I am starting with EAGLE.

    I wanted to ask where can i find library files containing

    SS3H10-E3/57T(VISHAY)

     

        Look in the diodes.lbr.  The device DIODE- has several variants of

        the DO-214 package.  Choose the right one.

     

    GRM43ER72A225KA01L(MURATA),

     

        This is a generic 1812 capacitor.  Look in rcl.lbr.  Parts like

        these are often called "jellybeans".

     

    C1608X7R1C105K

    C1608X7R1H471K(TDK)

     

        More jellybeans.  These are 0603 capacitors.  Look in rcl.lbr for a

        device containing C0603.

     

    ZXMP10A18KTC(ZETEX)

     

        This transistor has a TO-252 package.  Look in transistor-fet.lbr

        for an appropriate device.

     

    It's unlikely that you'll find the exact part you seek.  But in building

    your own library, you can copy the symbols and packages from these other

    libraries to build your own combination of devices and packages.

     

    I found all the packages simply by searching for the part on

    mouser.com.  Knowing exactly what the part is (resistor, cap,

    transistor, etc.) led me to look in the appropriate eagle-provided

    library.  You will find many standard layouts in smd-special.lbr.

     

    It is strongly recommended to build your own library.  Libraries

    published with Eagle and elsewhere on the Internet do not have any

    guarantee of accuracy whatsoever.  As such, be sure to verify the

    packages with the manufacturers recommended PCB layout.  If you don't

    verify the package, you have nobody to blame other than yourself for the

    fault in your boards.  Element 14 won't take any of the blame for

    errors, nor will they drop everything they're doing to correct them.

     

    Enjoy,

        - Chuck

     

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