About 2 parts i needed for my thesis

Dear Sir and Madame,
can you help me creating parts for my thesis:
1/ Advantech WISE-222
2/ Ambu bag
3/ And also glucose test strip if possible
I will be grateful,
Thank you

We may be able to if you provide enough information to do anything with. What is required is a website which details the physical dimensions of the parts and the connectors and connection information.

Peter

1/https://loja.ecoautomacao.com.br/produto/011186/modulo-i-o-4ai-2do-2-4g-wifi-wise-4012-ae-advantech
2/AMBU Bag

Here is a part for the Wise device, it has no pcb view as it isn’t useful.

wise-222.fzpz (4.7 KB)

the AMBU Bag isn’t electrical and thus won’t do anything in Fritzng so there is no way to make a part for it.

Peter

Thank you so much for the wise components exactly as i needed. Thank you again.
For the AMBU bag it is not an electrical but we used in our thesis to make a medical experience. Please check this link they used the AMBU BAG as i made it. I need a photo for it to add it to my fritzing circuit please check this link and you will understand what i mean.

They added some components to the AMBU BAG to make it electronical so not only AMBU BAG but with the components attached to it.
Can you help me get the same fritzing parts attached as the link ?

You can already load images in to breadboard like this:

first drag the breadboard image icon in to the sketch then in Inspector (the lower right window) click on load image file and specify the image that you want. Your image will need to include what ever connections you want as it won’t do anything in Fritzing nor connect to anything.

Peter

The AMBU BAG is connected through other components please check the link i sent now not the previous link and you will understand what i mean.

So crop your picture like this:

and either add the arduino from core parts and the rest of the components on the breadboard as shown in your image (I didn’t bother here) and you are done. The valve won’t show in schematic or pcb nor will any of the image but it should do what you want. This is the sketch the above image is from

Untitled Sketch.fzz (40.0 KB)

Peter

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Thank you i will try it and let you know.
By the way, how can i reduce the size of the wise2220 part you created for me ? can you provide me .svg version so i reduce the size in inkscape ? or i can reduce size directly in fritzing ? please let me know
thank you

The part is life size as all Fritzing parts are supposed to be. If you unzip the .fzpz file you will get the fzp and the 3 svg files, but reassembling them successfully is harder as Inkscape will do things Fritzing doesn’t like.

Peter

If all that is needed is to change the scale, you can adjust that directly in the svg files. They are plain text. The “svg” element at the top of the file should have height and width fields (with units). Dividing each of those by a common factor should change the size that Fritzing uses. Only do that for the breadboard svg. After that, zip the files again, and (if needed) rename from .zip to .fzpz.

NOTE: If editing the svg file with a word processor (like microsoft word), make sure to save as plain text. Using a regular ‘text’ editor is a better option.