Hii, so sorry can anyone help me making this module on fritzing?? (the red module one)
Size 25x14x48mm , link that i hope can help
https://shopee.co.id/XL6009-Auto-Buck-Boost-Step-Down-Up-Red-QSKJ-Modul-XL6009EI-i.10167315.16386692345
Thankyouu need in hurryy
Hello @melissachoi ,
if you are in a hurry you could make work easier for those wanting to help by providing as much information as possible so that the work can start at making such part instead of having to search for information.
There is a great form available when clicking on [New Topic] in parts help, that guides you through what information would be helpful.
The provided link does not seem to provide any information about the product.
If you have the part already then you could take a snapshot from above and provide measurements for holes and connectors.
A Google search for “fritzing part xl6999” turns up
still need for the auto buckboost , can anyone help mee
can you help mee
Is there any difference?
This may be useful as icon:
This is not to scale but to picture.
The by @RAPTOR7762 suggested part should do fine from what I can see. But let us know if there are modifications required.
The right hand side is the suggested version, which appears to be a different board version and seems to lack the EN pin but otherwise matches. This EN looks to be just another IN- as I cannot see a sufficient separation to be an enable pin. Although in some of the pictures it looks as if it could have a separated track going somewhere.
Without actual measurements for holes and connectors there is pretty little that can be done I think.
There are dimensions available, so, yeah
I can make one once I get back home
Edit:
The secret to breadboard — dimension, copy and paste! (From the right place)
Edit2:
@melissachoi do you need the actual board?
Edit3:
The dimensions: 25x14x48mm
Once again the link
- Enable Control Port: Yes, high 1.4V-VIN (ON), low 0-0.8V (OFF), the default high
Using the pictures I have found I get a stretch factor of ~2.07, which suggests that the board either is 23mm wide or it is not 48mm long. Measuring holes and components does not suggest that those are stretched.
Edit: Using a 48/25 = 1.92 stretch factor distorts holes and components notably.
