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The pads and holes for the PJ-102A are way too large.

The LED3535 package from WS2812B-Mini (the so-called neopixel mini) with 3.5mm x 3.5mm footprint PCB footprint seems to be incompatible with the datasheet. The silkscreen notch line (apparently pointing pin 1) causes some confusion with LED notch which represents "GND". Also, the naming of pins is a mismatch if we put the LED on the footprint. If we rotate the pins it matches with datasheet, but the footprint is not suitable to keep the LED on top. I am not sure which one is correct- your footprint or datasheet. Please clarify the same.

https://github.com/lachlanA/eagle-to-kicad

I noticed a odd thing in the adafruit.lbr when I used the XTAL-4 device. It didn't work in my design, so I looked into it, and it seems that the pins are wrongly assigned.

In the library the pads in the footprint are numbered (always top-view)
1 2
4 3
and X1 = 1, X2 = 3. But in every Datasheet (and my bought crystals) (like http://www.datasheetpro.com/pdf/NihonDempaKogyo/cu24_NX3225SA_e1.pdf) the pads are numbered
4 3
1 2
and X1 = 1, X2 = 3, meaning that the adafruit lib expects the crystal to be between 4 and 2, but it is between 1 and 3. Hope you get it fixed before others make the mistake of not checking it themselves before

I may be totally wrong that there are crystals out there where they are between 4 and 2, but at least I couldn't find them in europe.

This is a common part on Adafruit products revised late 2016-early 2017, do consider adding.

I am trying to find the MCP23017 in the Eagle Library but I am unable to find it.
There are comments stating it was added but its not there.

I'm trying to use the 74*125 components for a little circuit I'm working up, but it seems the eagle library has these as individual transistors, not as the full DIL-14 package. I'm not very good with Eagle yet, so I'm not exactly sure if this is on purpose, or it's just an oversight. The 74*245 seems to be correct with pinouts and form though, so I think this is just a bug. Can someone let me know if that's true, or if it's right, how to use this form? Thanks.

In the ARDUINO_R3_ICSP device, the ground mapping is wrong.
You have
G$1.GND@1 GND@3
G$1.GND@2 GND@1
G$1.GND@3 GND@2

It should be
G$1.GND@1 GND@1
G$1.GND@2 GND@2
G$1.GND@3 GND@3

Please add a note to your Readme.md.

Eagle won't use the adafruit.lbr in $HOME/external_lbrs unless you explicitly specified so.
At least in the MacOs Sierra, Eagle v8.3.1.

To Use the library just try to add a new component to the schematic, click on "Manage Libraries" button at the bottom -> Available Tab and select the adafruit library in the list, finally just click the "Use" button.

It appears that the "positive" and "negative" labels on the surface-mount right-angle 2-pin JST (male) jack are reversed, compared to the other three 2-pin JST jacks. I request the labels be changed.

Hi
I'm just looking for the ESP-12 part which I've been told is in this library .

Is it as I've not been able to see it. Though if it is there (which it may be) it could be a little clearer :-)

cheers

The library contains a RGBLED_CA but the holes are staggered, however, the CA RGB LEDs that are sold here https://www.adafruit.com/product/302 do not have staggered pins, so we need a 5mm CA RGB LED with straight pin (R, 3V, G, B)

For the RTC DS1307 the SMD footprint is mission. It is a simple SO8 package.

The Arduino Micro does not have a 9V pin. It should be VI, according to the board itself.

http://forums.adafruit.com/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=58636

Hi,
I'm looking to put some adafruit parts into my eagle design, but the library looks about 7 years old? I'm curious about this. I'm happy to support adafruit and pay for the ease of use... but if I have to dig around to find symbols/footprints for simple parts (such as microUSB connectors), I might as well start the design sourcing parts from digikey or mouser. Ironically sparkfun has a microUSB in it's library, but not on their website. :)

Am I missing updates somewhere? Library management for my prototypes a big pain point for me.

Thanks!

The MCP4922 appears as MCP9422 in the library. An IC with the name MCP9422 does not exist, and the one that appears in the library matches the pins of the MCP4922.

There's a few inconsistencies in the pin directions for the BEAGLEBONE-1 symbol. GPIO1_7, GPIO2_8, GPIO2_6, GPIO2_7, GPIO2_9, GPIO2_11, AIN0, and AIN3 are all set as power pins. Not a huge deal, though it does throw a few ERC errors.

Thanks for the great library!

In the preview from the library, it shows the first op will have 4 pins but there isn't, not so sure did I use it correctly.

Please could you add SAMD21J to this library?.I can see it in "Adafruit Feather M0 Proto PCB" but not the symbol in microbuilder library like eagle says

Can someone idiot check the ESP-12S for me.

Looks like GIPO 4 and GIPO 5 are switched.

Cheers.

I can't use that library with eagle free edition 5.6.0 for windows, the error message is "invalid data in file XXX".

Looking for the thru-hole footprint for the Micro-USB connector here: https://www.adafruit.com/product/1833

Hi,

I believe the ESP32 is missing. Is possible to add it?

Thank You

I downloaded the most recent files (7/24/15) and followed the instructions. When I try to open the library in Eagle 7.1.0 I get the following error:

"Loading D:/Documents/external_lbrs/adafruit.lbr ...

Error:

line 5, column 41: This is not an EAGLE file."

LadyAda mentioned a very stable through-hole one that she stands by on one of the live shows but I cannot find an Eagle lib to match up with it. Can we have the most used MicroUSB jack added please?

I'm assuming it'll be compatible with: https://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/amphenol-fci/10118194-0001LF/609-4618-1-ND/2785382

Thank you!

for pin PB2 the device shows currently MISO but must be MOSI

Is it somewhere else? Jumpers?

This is an essential service. I really miss the newer devices

GPIO pins 4 and 5 should be flipped (GPIO5 --> 14, GPIO4 -->13)

PB2 is in correctly listed as MISO (actually MOSI)
PC6 is incorrectly listed as oc1a (actually oc3a or /oc4a)

I noticed that the R0805 package has tPlace, silkscreen, over the pads.
It looks like other SMD resistors do not have silkscreen.