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New KiCad Library Released on GitHub
| Compiled to manufacturer's proprietary symbols and digiti-key format
DigiKey Electronics released a new auxiliary KiCad library, known as DigiKey's partner library, on GitHub on March 21. This is intended to complement the existing DigiKey KiCad library released last year. 
KiCad EDA screen <Source: kicad-pcb.org>
While previous libraries were developed and managed by DigiKey's application engineering team, this partner library was created to allow many manufacturers to submit their own symbols and footprints to compile into the DigiKey format.
Randall Restle, Vice President of Application Engineering at DigiKey, stated, “KiCad continues to gain popularity as a powerful open-source alternative to EDA tools,” adding, “Thanks to the support of the user community for DigiKey’s nuclear component library, which combines component symbols with the correct printed circuit board footprints, specifications, and part numbers, DigiKey has been able to develop software tools that encourage manufacturers to develop their own KiCad design assets.”
Currently, it includes 45 parts submitted by Trinamic Motion Control, and is expected to expand further as more manufacturers join the program.
| Compiled to manufacturer's proprietary symbols and digiti-key format
DigiKey Electronics released a new auxiliary KiCad library, known as DigiKey's partner library, on GitHub on March 21. This is intended to complement the existing DigiKey KiCad library released last year.

KiCad EDA screen <Source: kicad-pcb.org>
While previous libraries were developed and managed by DigiKey's application engineering team, this partner library was created to allow many manufacturers to submit their own symbols and footprints to compile into the DigiKey format.
Randall Restle, Vice President of Application Engineering at DigiKey, stated, “KiCad continues to gain popularity as a powerful open-source alternative to EDA tools,” adding, “Thanks to the support of the user community for DigiKey’s nuclear component library, which combines component symbols with the correct printed circuit board footprints, specifications, and part numbers, DigiKey has been able to develop software tools that encourage manufacturers to develop their own KiCad design assets.”
Currently, it includes 45 parts submitted by Trinamic Motion Control, and is expected to expand further as more manufacturers join the program.
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