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A discussion group for the PICMicro microcontroller. Also called the Microchip PIC, this list is dedicated to the use and abuse of this fine, simple, microcontroller. Close to topic posts are welcome, ie. general electronics.
OrCAD capture libraries for PICs - Nick Alexeev - Oct 31 4:24:00 2005
Colleagues,
I've just started using OrCAD (switched from ExpressPCB). I was
surprised when I found that neither OrCAD nor Microchip supplies the
libraries for the PIC18 family. Does anyone have libraries for
PIC18? Is there a place one the web to look for OrCAD libraries?
Thanks!
Nick
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I've just started using OrCAD (switched from ExpressPCB). I was
surprised when I found that neither OrCAD nor Microchip supplies the
libraries for the PIC18 family. Does anyone have libraries for
PIC18? Is there a place one the web to look for OrCAD libraries?
Thanks!
Nick
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Re: OrCAD capture libraries for PICs - JCullins - Oct 31 5:33:00 2005
I just build my on . Just load a LIB file rather than a DSN file
select one of the
16 series and save it back as 18 series. The pin out is pretty
much the same as long as you stick the same foot print style like dip package or surface
mount and has the same number of pins.
----- Original Message -----From: Nick AlexeevTo: p...@yahoogroups.comSent: Monday, October 31, 2005 2:24 AMSubject: [piclist] OrCAD capture libraries for PICsColleagues,
I've just started using OrCAD (switched from ExpressPCB). I was
surprised when I found that neither OrCAD nor Microchip supplies the
libraries for the PIC18 family. Does anyone have libraries for
PIC18? Is there a place one the web to look for OrCAD libraries?
Thanks!
Nick
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Re: OrCAD capture libraries for PICs - mohamed saad - Oct 31 9:05:00 2005
if u need this libraries for pcb design
u will find the foot print available inside the built
in library in orcad
u will only build the schematic simbol ur self
enjoy
mohamed saad
--- Nick Alexeev <kender_a@kend...> wrote:
> Colleagues,
>
> I've just started using OrCAD (switched from
> ExpressPCB). I was
> surprised when I found that neither OrCAD nor
> Microchip supplies the
> libraries for the PIC18 family. Does anyone have
> libraries for
> PIC18? Is there a place one the web to look for
> OrCAD libraries?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Nick
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u will find the foot print available inside the built
in library in orcad
u will only build the schematic simbol ur self
enjoy
mohamed saad
--- Nick Alexeev <kender_a@kend...> wrote:
> Colleagues,
>
> I've just started using OrCAD (switched from
> ExpressPCB). I was
> surprised when I found that neither OrCAD nor
> Microchip supplies the
> libraries for the PIC18 family. Does anyone have
> libraries for
> PIC18? Is there a place one the web to look for
> OrCAD libraries?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Nick
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Re: OrCAD capture libraries for PICs - Dave Mucha - Nov 10 8:52:00 2005
--- In piclist@picl..., "Nick Alexeev" <kender_a@y...> wrote:
>
> Colleagues,
>
> I've just started using OrCAD (switched from ExpressPCB). I was
> surprised when I found that neither OrCAD nor Microchip supplies the
> libraries for the PIC18 family. Does anyone have libraries for
> PIC18? Is there a place one the web to look for OrCAD libraries?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Nick My rant is that there is no standard library file format.
if MicroChip and other semi manufacturers said, this is the format and
offered all their chips on that format from them, the software
companies would have to follow. minimmaly with an import filter.
But, I, as others, make my own as it only takes a few minutes, and
most of us only use a very few chips.
I have found that many of the MicroChip parts are pin for pin, so one
only has to make one 18 pin chip and then re-label it.
Dave
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>
> Colleagues,
>
> I've just started using OrCAD (switched from ExpressPCB). I was
> surprised when I found that neither OrCAD nor Microchip supplies the
> libraries for the PIC18 family. Does anyone have libraries for
> PIC18? Is there a place one the web to look for OrCAD libraries?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Nick My rant is that there is no standard library file format.
if MicroChip and other semi manufacturers said, this is the format and
offered all their chips on that format from them, the software
companies would have to follow. minimmaly with an import filter.
But, I, as others, make my own as it only takes a few minutes, and
most of us only use a very few chips.
I have found that many of the MicroChip parts are pin for pin, so one
only has to make one 18 pin chip and then re-label it.
Dave
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