The Raspberry Pi Zero W AutoDesk EAGLE Library

element14 is pleased to offer our very own CadSoft library for the Raspberry Pi Zero W--for free!

Our new library simplifies Raspberry Pi Hat development by giving you instant access to the pinouts you need for building your own custom circuit. Just download the attached zip file and load the library into Autodesk EAGLE

Don't yet have AutoDesk EAGLE? Get your copy here!

We hope you enjoy building with the amazing Raspberry Pi and Autodesk EAGLE Thanks for being a part of our community!

This .LBR file was kindly provided by

www.componentsearchengine.com

Attachments:

LIB_Raspberry_Pi_Zero_W_(v1.3).zip

Top Comments

matthew_scott over 4 years ago

Waist of time Doesn't work same error as the others obviously they are not maintaining of fixing issues a good demonstration of their customer support.
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kwestla@sandia.gov over 4 years ago

Library Broken
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citlali over 5 years ago in reply to huloveif

Hi! I'd like to take a look at your version. But it seems it doesn't exist anymore. Could it be possible for you to share it again? Thanks.
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fjco over 5 years ago

found ransomware in file
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dretful over 5 years ago in reply to Eriond

I make it 48 occurrences - thank tou.
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pmays over 5 years ago in reply to huloveif

The file permissions doesn't allow me access. I sent an access request in Google Drive.

Thanks Felix
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huloveif over 5 years ago in reply to Eriond

Perfect Fix !
Thank you so much !
I uploaded the modified file here :
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1TxwsSp5ShhBLWGrljSeYgWaYwMAzAb5K
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Eriond over 5 years ago

You can fix this yourselves:
Replace the first 44 occurances of
<hole
(lines 66 to 109) with
<pad name="n"
, where n is an incrementing number from 1 to 44. Save the file. Fixed!
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shabaz over 6 years ago in reply to thebum

Ah I see.. It is possible to modify the library component (first modifying the symbol and package) in EAGLE to add these, but requires a bit of practice. There are good instructions here: EAGLE Tutorial: Library Part Creation Part 1 - Creating Packages
The main difficulty is knowing the position of the pins, they will be approx 2.54mm separated but may need eyeballing&measuring more closely with a ruler or even calipers (if you're accurate to within a quarter of a millimeter that's good enough for those connectors, so it doesn't need to be too precise). Once you have those dimensions, and followed through a few of those tutorials from Rachael, you'll be comfortable making the mods (please post the file if you can, to help others).
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thebum over 6 years ago in reply to shabaz

One problem with that part is that the RUN and TV pins are missing.
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