Eagle connector footprints

Community PCB Design
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hiya!

I’m in a bit of a rush to get a basic pcb breakout board made for (yet another :P) PSP/NGW100 project, and haven’t been successful in locating eagle libraries for the connectors I have (or similarly matched ones)

anyone have (and willing to share…)

1| 0.5mm pitch 4 position FPC/ZIF connector for the PSP LCD backlight

2| 0.5mm 40pin PSP data connector: viewtopic.php?t=8493

3| 1.0mm 4 pos hantouch connector (matched with PSP)

EDIT: is the “molex 1x4” in SFE’s eagle library a 0.5mm or 1.0mm pitch connector?

I wish I had more time to experiment and fiddle with eagle, but time for this project is super short :expressionless:

thanks!!

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or suggestions?

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You could have made your own in a fraction of the time you’ve been waiting. It only takes me a few minutes to do parts like that with the software I use.

Leon

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hey Leon - you can use the P word.

I agree with what he said. Once you get up to speed on the SW, it’s usually pretty easy to make one. Even lowly eagle has a pretty decent part editor.

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It’s a pity I can’t export footprints from Pulsonix, although it can import designs, footprints etc. from Eagle. I might be able to sell them to lazy Eagle users. :sunglasses:

Leon

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Greetings (No First Name Supplied),

crazygir:
or suggestions?

Read this [[editor tutorial](http://tinyurl.com/4dses), and give it a go.

If you would like to post your work here someone

will check it for you (there’s a lot of EAGLE talent

on this forum).

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folks, thanks for your responses

I do realize that building your own part is rather simple for the skilled PCB software user, and I did in fact start off by trying that tuturial bigglez suggested (thanks!) initially.

The problem is of tim;, I recognized that learning the bits of Eagle necessary would push other chunks of work that need to get done, even further out - and I’ve got little more than 2 weeks to finish what would sanely be done in 5, which is fine… but I started down the PCB road, and watched it grow longer and longer :slight_smile:

So I thought asking the community might be worth while.

Thanks for the time,

~Jason