Hi,
I'm looking for the schematics of the TDA2003. I use Altium 15. Someone knows where can i find it ? I have already install STMircoElectonics's library but i didn't find this component

Thanks

 

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thx however that's the datasheet. I'm looking for the schematics in altium. I want to place this component in my schematics sheet.

 

Is Altium some sort of simulator program? A drawing program? I thought it was a Brand Name of a computer.

 

You may have to make your own symbol.

 

Is Altium some sort of simulator program? A drawing program? I thought it was a Brand Name of a computer.

exactly, it's a drawing program.

 

You may have to make your own symbol.

It's complicated , particulary for the footprints . I thought a well-known model as TDA2003 or TDA2030 was already in the library. Moreover i have already seen it in some schema :http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/attachments/amplifcutda2030a-pdf.23723/

 

So your problem is that you think the symbol should already be in your STMicro library and apparently it is not. In the schematic you referenced, you're not really sure where the symbol came from. It could have com from any other manufacturer of the part. I guess you have two options, well three actually:

1. Make your own symbol
2. Troll libraries for other manufacturers looking for what you need
3. Ask other Altium user's or Altium fora.

 

2 seems to be the best/easier way. Thanks for your help

 

It's complicated , particulary for the footprints . I thought a well-known model as TDA2003 or TDA2030 was already in the library. Moreover i have already seen it in some schema :http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/attachments/amplifcutda2030a-pdf.23723/

Making a footprint like that in DipTrace is easy.

 

Making a footprint like that in DipTrace is easy.

I've always made my own footprints for other schematic capture/layout packages, and when we used Altium (actually Protel 99), our technician made them without complaint about the difficulty -- so what am I to think?

 

2 seems to be the best/easier way. Thanks for your help

Well, that's half right. It is easiest, but #1 make your own is always best.

 

Alright, i'll made my own footprint. Thanks for advices

 

Same problem.
In standart ST Video Amplifier.IntLib i find same component - TDA9501 w/ footprint.
To create a PCB suitable.

 

Hi Andy, welcome to the forums.

Your question is not clear, I suspect English is not your first language.

If you are looking for a footprint for some part not in the library we have been advising to make your own.

 

Hello!
Yes, in English I'm not strong.
Google to the rescue.
I already made my library (sch&pcb).
Thanks.

I just wanted to say that I found a similar footprint in the existing library.