After over 30 years of using EagleCAD as my design tool, and the constant reminder that it will stop working in June 2026, I finally put the time in to learn KiCAD. Version 9 is really stable now and as far as I can tell it's, in some cases, even much better than Eagle. And so I now need to port my Eagle libraries to KiCAD ... and most is not by conversion (as the layers don't 100% match 1-on-1). And so this will be the slow progression of that effort.
| Library | Description |
|---|---|
| ts-kicad-lib | Collection of general components used in most projects. |
| ts-keyboard-lib | Collection of custom keyboard specific components. |
A variety of 3D Models, as STEP files.
Most of these are already available, but not to my liking. (What's with the giant symbols?) Also added a few tweaks to suite my preferences.
- Multi-pin connectors: 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 pin variants
- Ferrite Beed
- M25C EEPROM
- Mounting holes: M2
- QWIIC connector
- ESD's: SRV05-4 & TPDxE05U06
- USB-C Receptacle
- M2 Hole (no copper)
- M2 Mounting Hole (copper sleave), 2 variants
- SMB jumpers
- Common Footprints
- SOIC-8, 2 variants
- SOP-8
- USB-C Receptacle
USB4085PHT variant
A port of my ts-eagle-lib.
- 156120M Common Anode BRG (RGB)
- SK6812MINI-E Addressable RGB (ARGB)
- Stabilisers: 2, 3, 6, 6¼ & 7U variants
- Momentary Switch (oriented at 45° to fit a matrix better)
- 156120M Common Anode BRG (RGB)
- SK6812MINI-E Addressable RGB (ARGB)
- Stabilisers: 2, 3, 6, 6¼ & 7U variants
- MX Keyboard switches: Hotswap and MillMax variants
- Kailh Hotswap socket
- RGB
- 156120M
- SK6812MINI-E
- JST-SH: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 & 20 pin variants
- SOIC8 chip
- SOP-5 chip
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