Polyfuse 3D models?

Layout 3D Models
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Now looking for a Polyfuse 3D model.

In particular, this one:

Digikey Link

Anything close will do.

Thanks again.

Oh, and if someone has some great advice how to find these, that would be great so I don’t have to keep asking.

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Can this one work?
http://www.3dcontentcentral.com/download-model.aspx?catalogid=171&id=227049
I Googled “fuse 1210 3D”

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SMD_Polyfuse_2920.stp (248.2 KB)
SMD_Polyfuse_2016.stp (235.6 KB)
SMD_Polyfuse_2018.stp (247.2 KB)
SMD_Polyfuse_0402.stp (245.6 KB)
SMD_Polyfuse_1210.stp (223.0 KB)
SMD_Polyfuse_0805.stp (259.0 KB)
SMD_Polyfuse_1206.stp (239.1 KB)
SMD_Polyfuse_0603.stp (253.1 KB)
SMD_Polyfuse_1812.stp (239.0 KB)

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Requires a user account and login; as such, not certain is Open Source.

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How did YOU find these?

I AM trying to figure this out so that I don’t have to keep asking. I’m getting a little bit irked that it seems I am missing something I think I should know.

Thanks again for any insight.

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Didn’t know it needed to be opensource :slight_smile: Im pretty sure Joan made them himself :slight_smile: if there is official footprints I can probably script some if you would like

EDIT: there is only 1206 footprints :confused:

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probably footprints can be derived from resistor fps, and 3D models from your resistor array scripts :wink:
some data here


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page 5 of this:

for 2016, 2018 I did look at the sizes in the digikey table (vetted for most common smd fps) and eyeballed the height + pad width

@Sprig
As @shack wrote, I made them myself :wink:

If you come up with footprints per KLC for them I’d be happy if you want to add them to KiCAD.

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Did you do the same for the 2010 part?

It is slightly oversized. Is there a scale factor that I should use?

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I WAS WRONG… Grrr, sorry.

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