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Do they have a datasheet with the footprint detail? It's easy to make your own footprint in KiCad.

wrong part family. My point precisely. They do not have an ecad print for it, so I submitted a request for a 4 pin version. So we wait. Thank you Andy.

Have a look on the mouser site. (they do not list the specific sensor you mention, however if the device is part of the ABP series such as: ABP2LANG001BG2A3XX

Thanks for the welcome John, and yes the name does have an old echo of familiarity, but don't now recall the list. I did at one point inhabit the eagle list and used it a few times, but gave up on it

That comes up Ok JEDEC MO-193 which is the TSOT 23-6 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small-outline_transistor Andy "Gene Heskett" <gheskett@...> wrote:

I think I may have typme'd* that, s/b ADA4099-1. *typme'd, a typo by me ;o)> Cheers, Gene Heskett. -- "There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty: soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use

I did check for that one but came up empty. So I threw money at it and bought 2 eval boards, all ready to go. Thanks Andy Cheers, Gene Heskett. -- "There are four boxes to be used in defense of

Hi Gene and welcome... Is the device number correct? nothing shows on the AD website nor on digikey (I'm in the UK) I've not got K5 on the system as I've just installed Kicad 6 from the debian

Howdy and welcome! In addition to the native KiCad libraries, there are several sites that offer symbols and footprints - I think they may partner with the manufacturers to make it easier to use their

Greetings all; New subscriber, here, but not new to electronics in general. I'm currently 87 yo, and 20 years retired. Mader the reaper blink first several times. I have and 8th grade education, but I

"wu.weikang via groups.io" <wu.weikang@...> wrote: The only way to do that will be to have a slot that gets plated before the PCB outline is milled to drop the PCB out of the frame.

make it clear.

I got a PCBA like this recently. the Cut-line of PCB is plated. What i want is make the corner a plated fillet.

I can't see a way of exporting the list as text, but 'i' is "Add lines" and 'u' is "Edit reference designator...". Filtering on "select" doesn't reveal anything that does what I want (it does reveal

What's listed in your Hotkeys list for Eeschema? -- Regards, Tony

I just tried that in both 5 and 6, with the same result. 'u' does nothing, whilst 'i' creates a graphical line. Indeed hovering over the graphical line button in 6 reveals the shortcut 'i'. Regards,

In *Kicad5* , I finish this operation by doing the following: 1. Hover mouse over the wire you want to delete, 2. press *"i"* to select the entire net, you can hit *"i"* twice to extend the selected

Up to and including Kicad 5, EESchema had a menu option "Delete Connection", which allowed one to select a wire and delete it and all the connected wires not connected via a junction. This seems to

Hi Andy, ??? MANY, MANY thanks for this advices. After I lost many ours, now it works ! ! ! ??? Best regards, ??? Jean-Paul **** Jean-Paul Gendner 03 88 27 03 44 Site : f5bu.fr

I think this is due to the interactive router settings. Main menu bar: route > interactive router options (bottom of the list) set mode = Highlight collisions set options: Free angle mode (no