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Re: FOOTPRINT - HELP !!

Hi, I am currently designing a pcb using the eagle light edition. I wish to place a xilinx Spartan2 XC2S200 pq208 footprint on to my schematic. I cannot find such a footprint in any of the libraries placed on the download section of the eagle website or any related information on the xilinx website. Could you tell me where i would locate one or go about creating my own through the eagle light edition? I would be very grateful if you could help. Regards Barry

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Barry Greene
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Now if you had the Idex WinBoard software, you could create it and either add it to one of the libraries, or make another library... I am surprised; you seem to imply that the Eagle software works. About 6 months or so ago, i tried it, and it was absolutely impossible to make it work. Of all of the demos and so-called freebies, the Idex package (of 4 tried) was the only one that not only worked as advertised, but it also was full featured. So they got my vote$.

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Robert Baer

Hi, Thanks for your help, I've found that eagle works ok once you're careful although it has a nasty habit of not 'seeing' connections on the schematic, especially ground connections. Unfortunately I think I'll have to stick with eagle as it's the only pcb package we use here. Does anybody know where I could get a xilinx fpga library for eagle containing the spartan xc2s200 in a pq208 package Thanks _Barry

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Barry Greene

Hi, Thanks for your help, I've found that eagle works ok once you're careful although it has a nasty habit of not 'seeing' connections on the schematic, especially ground connections. Unfortunately I think I'll have to stick with eagle as it's the only pcb package we use here. Does anybody know where I could get a xilinx fpga library for eagle containing the spartan xc2s200 in a pq208 package Thanks _Barry

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Barry Greene

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