@chernandez wrote:
Hello Fellow Fritzers (if you don’t mind us being called that),
I am on the hunt for a 12V Lead battery to add into my Fritzing diagram. Does anyone know of an existing part that fits this category? Please see this link for the exact part I have, but obviously it doesn’t have to be that specific. I’d rather have one part than multiple battery packs connected in my diagram. Any help would be appreciated!
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@estate wrote:
Hi y"all as I am totally new in the world of Arduino and set my goal way too high I stumbled onto Fritzing and must say I am stunned, what a wonderfull way of documenting, designing and getting to know it all.
Now to my quistion, is there a way that you can add a HTML or HTM file to your fritzing project as a separate tab ?
That way it’s a one step one go solution
which would completely suit my wishes
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@hamidlevi wrote:
Hey all whats up?
I’m new here and wanna figure out something before i start.
before ill get to my question, i’ll give some info about me, i am a student of Electrical Engineering. I’m doing a Final project and to keep working on that i need to create a PCB of chip called: “ADV7391” digital to analog for video signal. do you know if i can found it over here in Fritzing? or should i look for other program to create this PCB
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@ConMan wrote:
Hi,
How to create a circular pad in fritzing ? I searched for it but couldn’t find it.
Thanks
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@jokerper wrote:
Hi
Where should I start if I want to hire someone to make a full project ready to one click fabrication with all the needed files and electronic calculations.
from an idea to a finish and ready to use PCB print.
I would say with around 10-20 components.
Because I am noobs, so please be nice…
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@GanPawl wrote:
Hi I am new here, I am trying to do the PCB layout shown below. The view is from above but the copper tracks are from below. The problem is that the way the 555 timer is in the layout is as if it is going to be connected from the bottom. Can anyone tell me how I can do a mirror image of it please?
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@ConMan wrote:
It is my first part that I created using inkscape, so don’t expect a lot!. Also if you find some errors please report me.TEA5767 module SMD.fzpz (6.3 KB)
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@ConMan wrote:
I was earlier trying to create this 3.5mm audio jack SMD by editing a preexisting part in fritzing. Here is the datasheet
. Now I am stuck on how to proceed. I am unable to create the mounting holes shown in the datasheet. Can someone help me with that. I can’t find the origin point of the hole(circle) in inkscape. Also there are two layers for the same hole in inkscape.
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@KingDarBoja wrote:
Fritzing Standards for good design
Hello Fritzing community,
I have been using the Fritzing on past university project (very few) and forgot about this software for some months, but now, while doing some stuff for my final project of my engineering career, I had to make some new parts in order to fit my needs.
I wasn’t used to work with Inkscape or Illustrator for svg design since I am not a graphic designer but have done good aesthetic / working Fritzing parts as you can check on these forum (in just 2 weeks approx.)
As you saw on those discussions, I struggled to make things work on Fritzing but thanks to @Old_Grey and @vanepp suggestions and tips, I managed to accomplish new parts (which I pushed to github repo already).
Now, I noticed there isn’t a proper guideline for making part creation learning curve easiest for most of us and even thought there are some youtube tutorial series (by Old_Grey), I felt we lack a proper “standard book” for doing it.
Hence I made this new discussion in order to set up proper guidelines for development of new parts and organize all of them in one topic (and therefore a github wiki page).
By the way, this dude rocks making parts.
PD: Forgive my english.
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@fa1 wrote:
Fritzing is a great tool and in the last time it lags of development. that is mainly because of the “complicated” codebase written in Qt.
Now we already started to build an api-client for the fritzing parts.
api docs:
currently we build a parts-viewer, uses the api-client, as a javascript/react-app that should later become a parts-creator.
Giving fritzing a new future is really what is needed. currently only the api-client is a public repository but the other parts for the app will be public as well when they reach a point where users can use them.
the fritzing qt-code is a good source to start from. the plan is to completely port fritzing to the world of html, css and javascript (mainly react).
if you want to take part of the development, don’t hesitate to let me know.
greetings
fabian
github: el-j
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@ricardos wrote:
Hi there friends
I’ve looked everywhere and i can’t find a particular connector which i m sure its available somewhere since it’s so common and basichelp is apreciatted
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@KingDarBoja wrote:
Good night Fritzing forums!
I have completely reworked an old but common sensor module for Arduino projects, the MPU6050 (GY-521 Breakout board) which is basically an accelerometer plus gyroscope for robotics and such stuff.
I made it since I wanted to improved an old fritzing version available here to be more appealing at breadboard and pcb design.
Made from scratch in like 4 hours
InvenSense_MPU6050.fzpz (18.6 KB)
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@RiccardoG wrote:
hi all, I would need to use this type of rotary encoder for my project but I can not find this part anywhere online. Can someone help me? Thanks in advance
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@landracer wrote:
Hallo,
ich werde gerne Fritzing in kroatische Sprache übersetzen.
Dafür brauche ich fritzing_hr.qm und fritzing_hr.ts dateien erstellt
im GitHub https://github.com/fritzing/fritzing-app/tree/master/translations ordner.Wer kann mir helfen ??
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@KingDarBoja wrote:
Hello Fritzing community,
I noticed there was another Fritzing repository called “Eagle2Fritzing” which is supposed to turn any .brd or .lib file (from Eagle) into Fritzing parts (svg files). After looking at it and noticing there was a updated version (and tutorial) from Adafruit, I went into testing it on my Windows OS. Unfortunatelly, the current tutorial isn’t updated and therefore, I had to do some try-and-fail procedures in order to make it work.
How to make it work on Windows?
1. Install Qt creator and check the 5.6 version along with MinGW 4.9.2.
2. Clone the github repository Adafruit Eagle2Fritzing.
Place it in same folder along with Fritzing-parts and Fritzing-app.
3. Open the folder viaQt 5.6 for Desktopusingcd path/to/eagle2fritzing/brd2svg.
4. Runqmake brd2svg.proand thenmingw32-make.
5. Now open therun.shfile using a code editor like Notepad++ or Atom and edit the following variables:
- EXEC: Location of EAGLE executable, I recommend replacing the whitespace of default eagle path (EAGLE X.X.X/eagle.exe) with an underscore (EAGLE_X.X.X/eagle.exe) so you don’t have to deal with whitespace in shell script (which never worked for me).
- WORKPATH: Default brd2svg working path (override by passing argument to this script).
- TESTPATH: Converted parts will be copied here for testing on Fritzing.
PROFIT
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@Nicolab83 wrote:
Hello,
Nicola from Italy here.Having read on the part creation section that is possible to ask for a specific part that doesn’t exist yet under a small payment…I post my request here hoping that’s alright.The part that i need is the df robot ph sensor featured in this page here https://www.dfrobot.com/product-1025.html.Its for my graduation project so i would like to have it made properly.How does it work on the payment side?Thank you in advance
Nicola
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@digsub wrote:
Hi,
The via options I see in my fritzing are different from those in Stefan’s killer tips video…
Just a change from prior version or is something wrong?
thx
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@sajjadafzal wrote:
I am a new user of fritzing and I haven’t found a part for RFID RC522 so I took me a whole day to make this part which includes downloading INKSCAPE, learning it, Learning How to make custom parts in fritzing newer version as the workflow has been drastically changed then the older versions. And finally been able to make this part
Download the following FIle
.RFID RC522 SIP - 8 pins.fzpz (56.2 KB)
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@coolio wrote:
Hi, I am looking for some help creating a part for the 19885RGB 8x8 LED matrix module. The data sheet for this module can be found at this link. The data sheet doesn’t clearly indicate it, but pin 1 is the lower right pin looking from behind (lower left pin looking from above) and pin 16 is the lower left looking from behind. Also note that the unit drawing in the data sheet doesn’t appear to be to scale for the pin placements. The actual measurements are correct, but the drawing makes the pins look too close together with respect to the unit’s overall width. But again, the number values for the measurements in the data sheet are verified to be correct (2.54mm *15 does equal 38.1mm) . Here is an image of the backside pins to accompany the data sheet:
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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which would completely suit my wishes 
Fritzing Standards for good design 
PD: Forgive my english.
