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AD9850 DDS MODULE

bluetang2 over 7 years ago

There are two types of AD9850 DDS Module: Type 1 (on the top) and type 2 (on the bottom).

I need a library with the footprint of type 2 module.

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shabaz over 7 years ago +2

You can use two SIL header pins for this, if you really don't wish to design your own package (although it is only a 5-minute task to google a video, watch it, and then 20 minutes practise before you create…
shabaz over 7 years ago in reply to bluetang2 +1

That's the compromise; either a custom design can be created with outlines, holes and whatever you fancy, or you can use two SIL headers. The first option entails some work from you I'm afraid. If you…
shabaz over 7 years ago in reply to bluetang2 +1

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shabaz over 7 years ago

You can use two SIL header pins for this, if you really don't wish to design your own package (although it is only a 5-minute task to google a video, watch it, and then 20 minutes practise before you create your own).
If you wish to use SIL header pins, you'll find the header pins in con-lstb library.
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bluetang2 over 7 years ago in reply to shabaz

Yes, but I need the board outline and mounting holes too.
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bluetang2 over 7 years ago in reply to shabaz

Yes, but I need the board outline and mounting holes too.
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shabaz over 7 years ago in reply to bluetang2

That's the compromise; either a custom design can be created with outlines, holes and whatever you fancy, or you can use two SIL headers. The first option entails some work from you I'm afraid. If you're interested, then the procedure is to read up (or google and watch) videos on 'EAGLE CAD part creation'. If you google those exact words, you'll find what you need. Or you could try the hack approach of adding your own holes and outlines to the board view. Not pretty.
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bluetang2 over 7 years ago in reply to shabaz

I'm able to create any part in Eagle. I have already created lots of them. The issue is that I don't have the complete information of the module board (dimensions, etc). I ordered the board but haven't received it yet. I'd like to start drawing my project before it arrives.
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shabaz over 7 years ago in reply to bluetang2

That information was not in your original question.
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