This CAD library is for CadSoft - EAGLE tool


How to import new library file (.lbr) into EAGLE:

1. Download and extract the file.
2. Copy the library file (.lbr) to EAGLE library folder; "C:\Program Files\EAGLE-X.XX.X\lbr" (X.XX.X is your EAGLE software version)
3. Start EAGLE software.
4. Under EAGLE Control Panel, go to the Library tree and browse for new copied library (.lbr) file.
5. Right click on the library and select "USE".
6. You have successfully imported new library and ready to use in your design.  

Note: The library file is NOT compatible with versions prior to 6.0.

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