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PIC 16F629

Charles Harris All Messages By This Member #23834 Hi Thanks for the add to group. In a schematic? I have a PIC16F629. This does not appear on the IC list. Is there a later PIC that is equivalent, 8 pin ? Thanks Charles
Angelo Adamo - QSD All Messages By This Member #23835 Why don't try to create the symbol by yourself? It Is a very simple task and could be a good exercise for the future. toggle quoted message Show quoted text Il gio 8 feb 2024, 09:02 Charles Harris <railroads@...> ha scritto: Hi Thanks for the add to group. In a schematic? I have a PIC16F629. This does not appear on the IC list. Is there a later PIC that is equivalent, 8 pin ? Thanks Charles
Tom, KC2ZAT All Messages By This Member #23836 I second Angelo's suggestion. Doing it yourself is very instructional.? I've been creating my own PIC parts for a number of years.? I use, what I call the brute force technique.? I start by getting the part's datasheet from the vendor's web site. Somewhere in the first 10-20 pages you will find information on the various packages you can get the part in. E.g? I tend to choose DIP packages. I'm not yet comfortable building with SMD parts. Print the correct package layout page and the pin assignments table. It's then just a typing exercise to enter the data for each pin and layout the pins. There is a chapter somewhere in the KiCad doc that does a better job explaining how to create schematic parts than I? can in a short post here. There are a few businesses that can create parts (symbols and footprints).? The one I have used is SnapEDA.com. Cheers,? Tom KC2ZAT toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Feb 8, 2024 04:08, Angelo Adamo - QSD <angelo.adamo@...> wrote: Why don't try to create the symbol by yourself? It Is a very simple task and could be a good exercise for the future. Il gio 8 feb 2024, 09:02 Charles Harris <railroads@...> ha scritto: Hi Thanks for the add to group. In a schematic? I have a PIC16F629. This does not appear on the IC list. Is there a later PIC that is equivalent, 8 pin ? Thanks Charles
Alan Pearce All Messages By This Member #23839 I would agree, create it yourself, using the KiCad guidelines, and submit it for inclusion in the distributed library. That way everyone gets to use it. On Thu, 8 Feb 2024 at 09:08, Angelo Adamo - QSD <angelo.adamo@...> wrote: Why don't try to create the symbol by yourself? It Is a very simple task and could be a good exercise for the future. Il gio 8 feb 2024, 09:02 Charles Harris <railroads@...> ha scritto: Hi Thanks for the add to group. In a schematic I have a PIC16F629. This does not appear on the IC list. Is there a later PIC that is equivalent, 8 pin ? Thanks Charles
Joe Tannenbaum All Messages By This Member #23840 Look for a PIC16F675? Joe On Thursday, February 8, 2024 at 08:45:28 AM MST, Alan Pearce via groups.io <kiwiantipodean@...> wrote: I would agree, create it yourself, using the KiCad guidelines, and submit it for inclusion in the distributed library. That way everyone gets to use it. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Thu, 8 Feb 2024 at 09:08, Angelo Adamo - QSD <angelo.adamo@...> wrote: > > Why don't try to create the symbol by yourself? It Is a very simple task and could be a good exercise for the future. > > Il gio 8 feb 2024, 09:02 Charles Harris <railroads@...> ha scritto: >> >> Hi >> Thanks for the add to group. >> >> In a schematic? I have a PIC16F629. >> This does not appear on the IC list. >> Is there a later PIC that is equivalent, 8 pin ? >> >> Thanks >> Charles > >
Charles Harris All Messages By This Member #23847 Thanks everyone for your messages. Realized that it in? fact is a?? 12F629 for which there is a drawing.?? I will however learn the ropes for creating my own as you suggest. Where do I locate the? 'distributed library'. Have worked out how to add pins to op amps L272 etc. Enjying this softwaare Charles
Charles Harris All Messages By This Member #23848 Hi I thought I knew how to use the 'add pin tool'.?? mmm?? Not quite yet. I can get into the schematic edit screens etc and select in my case the? L272M (want to show the 98 pins in schematic) when I ask for the bulk edit if I select a group of 3 pins to add,? the added pins do not? get? shown in the diagram? ? Tried different ways but still no success. Should not the?? 'Add Pin Tool '?? be showing on the vertical menu on the right of screen.?? Not there and I cannot (Google search) find how to get it added. Thankyou Charles

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