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Help with part creation in Eagle CAD

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Former Member over 12 years ago

Can someone create a component layout for a Panasonic Snap in Capacitor 4 pin style. An example would be ECE-T1JP123EA. I cannot seem to figure out how to layout the two dummy pins based on the degrees in the component data sheet. Would appreciate an experiance Eagle user to provide one for me. Thank you.

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    Former Member over 12 years ago +1
    Spencer Risck wrote: Can someone create a component layout for a Panasonic Snap in Capacitor 4 pin style. An example would be ECE-T1JP123EA. I cannot seem to figure out how to layout the two dummy pins…
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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago

    Spencer Risck wrote:

    Can someone create a component layout for a Panasonic Snap in

    Capacitor 4 pin style. An example would be ECE-T1JP123EA. I cannot

    seem to figure out how to layout the two dummy pins based on the

    degrees in the component data sheet. Would appreciate an experiance

    Eagle user to provide one for me. Thank you.

     

    It's simple, use the Polar coordinate method for defining a point.

     

    Start a new package.

    Enter into the command line the following

    GRID MM

    CHANGE DRILL 2

    PAD (P11.25  30)

    PAD (P11.25  90)

    PAD (P11.25  150)

    PAD (P11.25  270)

    CIRCLE (0 0)(0  17.5)

     

    That will give you the basics positioned correctly.

     

     

    HTH

    Warren

     

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    0 shabaz over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Hi Warren,

     

    Thanks! This is excellent information : )

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    0 shabaz over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Hi Warren,

     

    Thanks! This is excellent information : )

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