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CircuitStudio Libraries

geostel

I'm new to CircuitStudio. I've been using Protel for years. I see some similarities. However I'm struggling to create a new component. First Question. There seems to be two standard component libraries. MiscellaneousDevices and MiscellaneousConnectors.

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    Oh.

     

    One more thought.

     

    It is a bit misleading to think of the libraries with names beginning "Miscellaneous..." as "standard" libraries.  It is better to think of them as "quick and dirty" libraries thrown together to allow new customers to get started.  I think Altium are proud of their Vault, and I think they think of this as their "standard" library. 

     

    The Vault probably works well for professional Altium customers designing the latest gizmo using the latest components, but it seems to have few leaded components, which I why I became so enthusiastic when I fount the cache of Unified Components. 

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    Oh.

     

    One more thought.

     

    It is a bit misleading to think of the libraries with names beginning "Miscellaneous..." as "standard" libraries.  It is better to think of them as "quick and dirty" libraries thrown together to allow new customers to get started.  I think Altium are proud of their Vault, and I think they think of this as their "standard" library. 

     

    The Vault probably works well for professional Altium customers designing the latest gizmo using the latest components, but it seems to have few leaded components, which I why I became so enthusiastic when I fount the cache of Unified Components. 

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