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Offline belzrebuthTopic starter

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Generic TSSOP-16 eagle package
« on: February 21, 2024, 01:35:17 am »
I was wondering if there is a library avalaible somewhere for a TSSOP16 package with empty pins.
I haven't really bothered creating my own parts as there always something I could use in a pinch but this one seems trickier to find.
 

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Re: Generic TSSOP-16 eagle package
« Reply #1 on: January 15, 2025, 12:11:01 pm »
This thread brings back memories of when I first considered taking the PE exam. At the time, I was juggling work and personal projects and trying to find the best resources to prepare. I remember stumbling upon a mix of recommendations—textbooks, review manuals, and even free physics courses that helped clarify some of the trickier concepts in circuits and power systems.

It wasn’t just about passing the exam but also gaining a deeper understanding of my field. The journey itself was eye-opening, especially the experience of working under a licensed PE. It showed me how much responsibility and precision the role entails.

To anyone preparing for the exam now, I’d suggest not rushing through it. Take the time to build a strong foundation, whether through formal coursework or supplementary resources with free lectures online. They can really make a difference when you’re tackling complex problems.
 

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Re: Generic TSSOP-16 eagle package
« Reply #2 on: January 20, 2025, 11:54:06 am »
This thread brings back memories of when I first considered taking the PE exam. At the time, I was juggling work and personal projects and trying to find the best resources to prepare. I remember stumbling upon a mix of recommendations—textbooks, review manuals, and even free physics courses that helped clarify some of the trickier concepts in circuits and power systems.

It wasn’t just about passing the exam but also gaining a deeper understanding of my field. The journey itself was eye-opening, especially the experience of working under a licensed PE. It showed me how much responsibility and precision the role entails.

To anyone preparing for the exam now, I’d suggest not rushing through it. Take the time to build a strong foundation, whether through formal coursework or supplementary with  free physics courses on resources. They can really make a difference when you’re tackling complex problems.
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