@Old_Grey wrote:
I don’t know if anyone would want this because they seam to be non existent these days.
Small Transformer - 14mm sq core - 19mm wide - 15mm high - 2 Primary pins - 3 Secondary pins
v1 - Transformer.fzpz (8.8 KB)EDIT - I moved this part here because the original was mainly talking about a LED Timing Light.
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@Vitesze wrote:
I made a PCB design and am trying to export it (RS-274X). However, for some reason the Gerber design becomes distorted when I submit it for production with Seeedstudio.
Image 1 - my original design in Fritzing
Image 2 - the resulting Gerber file, opened in Seeedstudio
What is this issue caused by? I tried resizing my PCB and moving components but the left side continues to be distorted. The board and both silkscreen layers I designed in Inkscape look perfectly fine.
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@Pigeon_Kicker wrote:
The LM393N is an 8 pin ic chip.
It is commonly used in ADC converters, Comparison circuits, and wave-forms.
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@Pigeon_Kicker wrote:
This ic chip contains 8 resistors which are isolated from each other.
The last 3 numbers designate the resistance.
The actual color of the Ic chip is a tan color.
Inline Resistor Network IC Chip.fzpz (6.7 KB)
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@traisjames wrote:
I may be wrong, but it seems like the Molex 4 pin Computer Connectors are backward. Looking at the Male connector/female pin plug that comes from the power supply, with the flat side down and the top slide with slopes up, is that it goes 12V-N-N-5V. When I use the Sparkfun Molex Vertical connector, says 5V-N-N-12V. Am I missing something or is there an error?
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@beachboy wrote:
I imported the pin header from this post http://forum.fritzing.org/t/raspberry-pi-40pin-header/2108 into inkscape and added an .svg image with pin descriptions. I brought the resulting file into Fritzing Parts editor and it looked and acted as expected. But when using the part in a sketch the description image is not visible as in the screen shot below. I attempted to up load the file and screenshot but ,as a new user, can only upload one item so I could try to provide the file if necessary.
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@dhlii wrote:
I get an error that says there is “no sketch found” in the project directoy
I can unzip the project and all the parts files are present.
How can I recover the project ?
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@ps56 wrote:
I cannot find a Silicon Controlled Rectifier part in the core parts or in any other place
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@Wolf66 wrote:
i just created a simple circuit which includes 5 pcs 74HC595 shift register and 5 pcs 7 segment displays. Since i live in Austria i need to buy the 7 segment displays on the local market. The order of the connections is different to the ones from the fritzing library. Here is my problem:
Even though i connected the 7 segment displays correctly on the bread board page the autorouting is ignoring it and creates wrong connections on the cicuit. E.A. my 7 segment display have the common cathode on 3 and 8. But the circuit autoroutes them to 9. The segments as well are wrong routed.I even tried to change the connections in the parts editor but it gets completely ignored.
Mini Scoreboard V2018.fzz (58.2 KB)
Any idea what i am doing wrong?
Thx in advance
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@Pigeon_Kicker wrote:
This is the 8 logic level inputs to 3 binary outputs, also know as a priority encoder.
Logic level enabled on LOW input, requires small pullup resistors, or suitable source.
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@Tverberne wrote:
Hello,
I’m already a user of arduino and IOT devices but making a pcb is new for me.
I tried to make a small pcb for my IOT system.
It contains a ESP8266-01, DHT22, LDR (includes 10K resistor) and reset button.
Power supply = 9V with 2 voltage regulators: 5V and 3,3VIs there somebody who wants to help me by checking my first PCB design and give me feedback?
Timo
LDR ESP8266 PCB.fzz (25.6 KB)
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@bcraigie wrote:
Steps I took that resulted in the problem:
I was informed there is a parts update. After a long time the parts update had downloaded, but had not completed, and fritzing appeared to be hung. I had to reboot the computer. Now Fritzing just hangs after opening up (“Not responding” - using about 20% cpu, but apparently not doing anything)
…
What I expected should have happened instead:
Should not have hung. Should display any progress so we know if it is actually doing something, and regular progress updates would mean Windows would not think it is not responding. But… how do I now cure the hang?
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My version of Fritzing and my operating system:
fritzing.0.9.3b.64.pc
Windows 10 1803 (Build 17666.1000)…
Please also attach any files that help explaining this problem
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@MadHatter wrote:
Does anyone have PHPT61002NYCX part?
https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/nexperia-usa-inc/PHPT61002NYCX/1727-1780-1-ND/4725733
Thanks
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@QuantumHK wrote:
Hi, i just make a small circuit which detects electromagnetic fields using mosfet and BJT transistors, I just bought the pieces and i am waiting for them to start testing at the real life, so advancing in my report i downloaded fritzing to draw my project, after i finished drawing all seems to be good, instead of the 1 gigaohm resistor, i don’t know what’s that weird connection, can anyone help me? the schematic and the breadboard prototypes are in the file .fzz, I’ll also add an image of my original circuit. thank you.
PROYECTO.fzz (10.8 KB)
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@leico wrote:
Like Boladge digital compass module.
(update 05/24)
Boladge HMC5883L Compass Module.fzpz (8.4 KB)Source Files and new version:
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@gerrikoio wrote:
Steps I took that resulted in the problem:
Open up any part (e.g. generic female header) in New Parts Editor and click on Connectors tab.
You will see in top edit box number of connectors = 2.
Below you will see
id: connector0 for pin 1
and id: connector1 for pin 2Now increase the number of connectors to say = 10
What you now see for pin 3 is a connector id = connector3 instead of connector2
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What I expected should have happened instead:
It is a non-consecutive increase. It should be connector 2
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My version of Fritzing and my operating system:
…Version 0.9.3 (b5c895d327c44a3114e5fcc9d8260daf0
Please also attach any files that help explaining this problem
This problem can only be replicated in Parts Editor.
I have spent weeks creating a part which has more than 64 connectors.
I cannot now find a way to get the connector ids to match because parts editor cannot count properly. This is such a basic error that can so easily be fixed. I am just surprised it hasn’t been sorted by now and is not seen as top priority.
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@gerrikoio wrote:
I have not received any GDPR email from Fritzing or the Fritzing forum. Who is responsible. Someone best get on to it pronto.
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@gerrikoio wrote:
I’ve created a part for the Cypress PSoC 6 BLE Pioneer Board. Part serves my purposes and submitted as is. Hopefully all ok.
UPDATED. Set internal GND connectors.
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PSoC 6 BLE Pioneer Board.fzpz (464.7 KB)
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