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Avatar Posted by Grant Brown at

Hi all,

 

Does anyone know where I could get a PIC32 libary component from in order to uses it in a Designspark schematic & pcb design.

Thanks in advance

Grant

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    Posted by jaarestad at

    Hi, Grant,

    I wish I could offer some help - all I can do is second your question.  It seems incongruous to me that they would sponsor a contest based upon the PIC32 microcontroller and then not have any libraries that include PIC32 devices.

    I am specifically looking for a PIC32MX220F032D library component - this device contains a Charge Time Measurement Unit that I want to use to do some nanosecond-level edge timing.  No such luck so far.

    Anyway, good luck.

    Jim

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    Posted by urmelZaus at

    Hello,

    many PIC32 devices are pin compatible to PIC24/dsPIC parts.

    You can use the the PIC24FJ64GA004-X_PT as a starting point for your PIC32MX220F032D.

     

    Regards,

    urmel

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    Posted by perrint at

    I am also after this component library... specifically the pic32mx95f512l as used in the contest which really baffles me as to why one is not provided!

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    Posted by MikeBK at

    Like other users explained, it is easy to create new library components by reusing existing footprints. The library you see in DSPCB was created before the compatition started and we are not able to freely add items and make them appear on your machine. If we want to add new items, we must wait until another release of the software. Besides, you don't need this particular library component if you followed the scope of the competition. The microcontroller is on the development kit so you never need to use it in your design.

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