Hi. I have a doubt here for the eagle software.
The pin layout for the IC in the library is different from what I read in the datasheet. I mean they designed in such a way that make your connection more easier I think.
Example:
Actual 555 pin layout:
1- -8
2- -7
3- -6
4- -5
*Then in eagle one the pin layout of that is slightly different. For those using eagle software maybe you know what I mean.
So I wonder if I do pcb fabrication, do I just do the normal way that is to solder all the components directly in if I were to do a small astable circuit? As the actual pin layout is different from software and in actual, I fret that something are wrong...
Anyone can enlighten me?
The pin layout for the IC in the library is different from what I read in the datasheet. I mean they designed in such a way that make your connection more easier I think.
Example:
Actual 555 pin layout:
1- -8
2- -7
3- -6
4- -5
*Then in eagle one the pin layout of that is slightly different. For those using eagle software maybe you know what I mean.
So I wonder if I do pcb fabrication, do I just do the normal way that is to solder all the components directly in if I were to do a small astable circuit? As the actual pin layout is different from software and in actual, I fret that something are wrong...
Anyone can enlighten me?