Microchip PIC library [SOLVED]

[typematrix]

Hi

I am looking for an up-date library for Microchip pics. Especially the PIC 16F1619
This is the PIC that was in included with the DM164137 - Development Kit, Curiosity, Integrated Programmer/Debugger, which supports 8/14/20 Pin 8-Bit PIC MCU's.

I am using Autodesk Eagle v 9.3.1

Thank You.

[rachaelp]

If you haven't found something suitable with a short amount of Googling then it's time to create your own library part. It's an essential skill and for most parts it's quicker than asking on a forum and hoping somebody else will have done the work for you and it will be of suitable quality. You always need to thoroughly check libraries you get from elsewhere anyway which takes up almost as much time as well. The part in question is only a tiny 20-pin device so it's not going to take long to create it.

If you don't know how to create libraries in EAGLE then I wrote a tutorial series on this a few years ago which can be found here: https://www.element14.com/community/docs/DOC-88188/l/eagle-tutorial-series

Alternatively if you prefer video tutorials then rx8pilot is creating a YouTube series where he's initially focussed on creating libraries here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOo2xvUufB3GPXexU7RjD_ka7hCCSyfk2

Best Regards,

Rachael

[Ian.M]

Most 8 bit PICs have a standardised pinout - at least as far as where port pins, power and ground, /MCLR and ICSP connections go - for each package Microchip use.  With a few exceptions for obsolete parts, as long as pins are named by port bit not peripheral function, you do *NOT* need individual library parts for the whole PIC12/16/18 product range.

[typematrix]

Thanks for replies

I found what I has looking for it by chance(not exact model but close enough for my purposes) was inside in a sparkfun library in micro-controllers section. Which I had already installed but did not sure up in search.

I will learn how to make custom parts/libraries some day when I get time. so busy.

Solved.