Make Altium Libraries Like A PRO!! PART 2

[@innventorelectronics6460]

Hello man, I congratulate you, your tutorial is unique and show diffents ways to make components, I have learned very much about IPC with this tutorial. Thanks!

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

Juan David Meza Thanks buddy! I am delighted to have such a wonderful feedback.

[@mehdiardavan]

The best tutorial I have seen so far.

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

Mehdi Ardavan thanks buddy.

[@rupeshsurve5962]

thanks man,,, for brief discussion about part creation...

[@koggism]

Very nicely presented

[@abhichokshi496]

Its great video for me thanks.I am waiting for more videos like this from you.Great job done.

[@georgypaul1992]

Mahn you are great. Very much helpful video .such a problem solver for students doing their final year projects. Hats off.

[@forresterickson6225]

1000 Thanks for showing the multiple methods.

[@mauriciorodrigues9991]

Fantastic tutorial, thanks.

[@behysun]

You daaa best! Keep it up man!

[@HammadKhanYT]

Great and professional videos. Thanks!

[@maybornelectronics7944]

EXCELLENT NARRATION

[@KhmerCafe]

Such a great tutorial video. By the way, how to add more components into that integrated libraries? I am new to Altium.

[@bga342]

Really a great tutorial!!! Hatsoff But the only thing I couldnt understand is the need for compiling a library? what does it do? I could create library and use it without compiling, so what is the use of compiling, expecting a reply

[@hectorgonzalez6361]

Hi, great series of videos, but what is the formula you used to calculate length and width of the pads in method #2 @ 9:42?

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

Hello, Normally these values should be available in the datasheet, but the Atmel's datasheet doesn't mention that. So you can have the pin dimensions from the datasheet and add required fillets size on each side of the pin. IPC recommends following values: For High density boards - Toe fillet - 0.15m, Heel Fillet - 0.25mm, Side Fillet - 0.01mm. For medium density - Toe fillet - 0.35m, Heel Fillet - 0.35mm, Side Fillet - 0.03mm, For low density - Toe fillet - 0.55m, Heel Fillet - 0.45mm, Side Fillet - 0.05mm. Do note that the pads needs to extended both sides with these dimensions. Also, you can further optimize these values based on your experience with the assembler. Hope this helps! :-)

[@TerminalTwo]

Thanks for uploading this! It was really helpful

[@deepakdsp475]

without schematic how to copy a scanned pcb design.. pls make a video on this.. this would very helpfull..

[@bryanmr8329]

How can we add library which finish by ". LibPkg"? I am always failure when I try to add Integrated library because Altium only accept library finish by ".Intlib", ".Schlib", ".Pcblib"...

[@Misterblackh0l3]

Great video. Thank you

[@sk89rulz]

Just fantastic! Thank you so much.

[@EasyWaykkahmed]

Thank You brother its really helpful, great work keep it up....

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

Easy Way thanks buddy!!

[@alibehrouz9833]

I didnt understand what is 1.5 for smd pad if you can plz explain it finally i want to thank you this is a great video and very useful

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

ali behrouz Hi, Could you point me to the video time where this value is entered.

[@alibehrouz9833]

sure in 9;45 minute size of pad and in 13:01 minute for x and y cordinate

[@bymselectronics9568]

Thank you for your contribution..

[@Fogaata]

Masterful! Thank you!

[@bkveteran9728]

So, pins are connected by their numbering (Designator property), right?

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

BK Veteran Yes. Regret the delay in reply. Thanks

[@deviputramgupta9597]

Great Video. Thanks

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

Thank you deviputram :-)

[@mylaiza4992]

I do all this, but then I can't add the library and use it in other projects. HELP!

[@raniahlaqtob2316]

Life saver ! Thank you

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

You are most welcome. Stay tuned.

[@FoxD13]

are you indian? If so, this is the first tutorial made by an indian I understand. Good job on text, how you show the content and language.

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

Thanks mate. Do not know how to react to it But definitely calling Mr Modi today to consider me for Bharat Ratan :-). Glad that you like the video. Thanks again.

[@Senturk1919]

Thank you very much my brother.

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

Uğur Şentürk you are most welcome. Buddy!!

[@digitalstudiodesign3616]

Hi thanks for this useful lesson sir, but music in background deranged me !

[@user-no9jh]

Thank you bro.

[@isabelanbe1166]

what if its a Printrelais? and it dosnt say packages?

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

Hi Isabel, Could not get your question. Please elaborate. Thanks

[@isabelanbe1166]

i want to make a footprint for this relais: docs-europe.electrocomponents.com/webdocs/0c35/0900766b80c354bf.pdf

[@isabelanbe1166]

i dont understand how to set the grid for this... it doesnt say

[@RUDRAGUPTA]

Create new integrated library project >> Add PCB library File to the project. >> Right click on the drawing area >> Snap Grid. You can set the snap grid from there. As your footprint has irregular pins, you might have to change the snap grid value a couple time to place all the pin pads.

[@isabelanbe1166]

and what about the contacts... each end of a contact has 2 pins ..am i allowed to name them the same?

[@mohammadsalehsaadati2269]

thank you

[@UmerShahzadz]

Pro man pro

[@bymselectronics9568]

Thank you for your contribution..