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      pas
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      Dear sirs,
      could you please help me? Is there any library available for fipy to eagle? I have searched the fipy footprint on the net but just found the footprints to other pycom devices. Is there any of them footprint compatible with fipy?
      Thank you very much,
      Paulo

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        It would also be useful if there was a part to use with Altium Designer. I think the best is to make our own parts.

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          @pas We have KiCad footprints available on GitHub https://github.com/pycom/footprints

          All our development modules have the same footprint so if you have one for a WiPy2, LoPy or SiPy etc (NOT WiPy/WiPy1) then that will also work with the FiPy.

          We also have Altium design files for the Universal Expansion Board https://docs.pycom.io/chapter/datasheets/oem/universal_reference.html which for the headers uses the same footprint as the FiPy (it fits into the expansion board the same way).

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