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

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shabaz over 7 years ago in reply to thebum

Hi Alan,
There's a comment by ethrbh above, that a working library part is available on github (link in his comment).
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thebum over 7 years ago in reply to itsryanlol

Good question. Here we are more than 8 months later and still no fix. I checked the XML and, like David Murphy, couldn't see anything obviously wrong.
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itsryanlol over 7 years ago

How has this error not been resolved yet?
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alexwhittemore over 7 years ago

You can get the original version linked above by finding the source on componentsearchengine.com: https://componentsearchengine.com/ga/part.php?partID=1152180
You do have to sign up - not reposting here unless I get permission, but the current downloadable version there does work.
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noahreyburn over 7 years ago

line 214, column 42: invalid/missing attribute 'pin' in tag <connect>

This is still an issue for eagle. Has the XML file been looked at?
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alexwhittemore over 7 years ago in reply to ethrbh

Thanks for the link! FYI, this is NOT the Pi Zero W, but rather the non-wireless Zero. Relevant only if you're using features besides the main header pins.

EDIT: This isn't actually true. It's for the Pi Zero, as if you're looking down on the bottom of the board. But it's either not totally accurate, or maybe it's for the Pi Zero W 1.0? One or two things are slightly off, including the silkscreen which is what threw me off.

More info: https://sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2627
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ethrbh over 7 years ago in reply to ethrbh

hello,

If someone is still looking for the Raspberry Pi Zero W Eagle Lib, here is a Github project, I have tried and was working for me.
https://github.com/vitalibr/rpi-zero-eagle

br,
/Robi
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ethrbh over 7 years ago in reply to angelofraietta

hello,

I have the same issue, above described. Followed the instructions written in the Readme file located in the Eagle folder in the zip, but nothing has changed. My Eagle version is "9.2.0 FREE".

Thanks for your help,
/Robi
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angelofraietta over 7 years ago

Same issue -

nvalid/missing attribute 'pad' in tag <connect>
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e14phil over 7 years ago

Thanks for the heads up I will have someone have a look at this file!
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