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Do you mean schematic symbols or pspice ones in OrCad?
for the schematic symbols, not many are avaliable, I usually just make on=
e for myself, from 8pins~many more ,not that hard, even saves more time t=
han trying to find one.
pspice models are more complicated.........



> Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2008 13:08:53 +1300> From: joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> =
Subject: Re: [PIC] Microchip PCB footprints available for many different =
CAD packages> To: piclist@mit.edu> > > If anyone needs help getting good =
quality footprints to work in > > Altium Designer then I can help.> > Joh=
n, thanks. I use Altium a little bit, still finding my way around, and> t=
ried a small circuit last week based on a 12F629. The library was> recent=
ly got from Altium's site> > I can't say I noticed anything "wrong" with =
it. Is there something in> particular that can be improved ?> > -- > http=
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