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Eagle part for 5mm PCB terminal block

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Former Member over 12 years ago

Hello,

 

I am new to Eagle and already spen a day with no result. I am looking for a library part which seems inexistent. I need a part equivallent to http://www.futurlec.com/Connectors/PCBT3.shtml. The closest i found is a wago with 5.08mm pitch image

 

Thanks in advance for your help

 

Guy

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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago

    Hi Guy.

     

    What you need, could that be con-wago-508? The package W237-3E has 5mm from center to center of the pins.

     

    Mogens 

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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Thanks Mogens, It seems that it's .2" pitch as on a .05' gride it takes 4 places. Am i mistaking?

     

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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Thanks Mogens, It seems that it's .2" pitch as on a .05' gride it takes 4 places. Am i mistaking?

     

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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Hi Guy.

     

    I will try to take you a small trip into a new board. Start eagle, then file-new board - find view in top menu - click grid.

    Change inch to mm - use only 1.0 and set grid on. Now ADD con-wago-508 and take w237-3E, place it on the grid and count the lines

    between two pins. Then you can go back to 1.27mm grid.

    And one more. Have you found some good stuff i the installation folder of Eagle, the folder DOC have the manual and tutorial in more

    language. They are your helping hand.

    Good luck.

     

    Mogens

     

    It's raining in Denmark

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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Thanks Mogens

     

    I did as you said. With the 1mm grid one can see that holes are more than 5 mm apart, with 1.27 it's precisely 4 squares (as far as naked eye can see) so i am not sure what it was that you meant that i discover in this little trip image

     

    Thanks for the advice to consult the Eagle doc folder. Honestly it did not came to my mind and i'll start with it.

     

    ... and i have never been to Denmark (except in Andersen's stories) though i'd very much love too.

     

     

     

    Hi Guy.

     

    I will try to take you a small trip into a new board. Start eagle, then file-new board - find view in top menu - click grid.

    Change inch to mm - use only 1.0 and set grid on. Now ADD con-wago-508 and take w237-3E, place it on the grid and count the lines

    between two pins. Then you can go back to 1.27mm grid.

    And one more. Have you found some good stuff i the installation folder of Eagle, the folder DOC have the manual and tutorial in more

    language. They are your helping hand.

    Good luck.

     

    Mogens

     

    It's raining in Denmark

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