# Gerber to editable PCB

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**Created:** [June 15, 2025, 7:38am UTC](https://forum.fritzing.org/t/gerber-to-editable-pcb/29308 "2025-06-15T07:38:13Z")\
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**Post date:** [June 20, 2025, 1:42pm UTC](https://forum.fritzing.org/t/gerber-to-editable-pcb/29308/19 "2025-06-20T13:42:17Z")

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The transistor can be found here (found by a google search of the form “fritzing part sot32” where sot32 is the package of the transistor from the datasheet.

> [@BD139 NPN Transistor SOT-32 (also BD135, BD137)](https://forum.fritzing.org/t/bd139-npn-transistor-sot-32-also-bd135-bd137/25773):
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> Dear Peter, my last request… maybe of the week see_no_evil I need this tiny but powerful transistor, it can handle 1.5 A If you can add the hole for the screw, it will be a game changer by dissipation on board, but maybe is not for everyone, so I can put it manually

and the 741 (from a generic IC and not a particularly good part!) is available here. I would have thought the 741 would be in core parts but it doesn’t seem to be. A google search for “fritzing part lm741” turns up this flawed part

> <https://github.com/Michaeltetteh/Fritzing_parts/blob/master/LM741.fzpz>

there don’t seem to be any others.

Peter

via google translate

Der Transistor ist hier zu finden (gefunden durch eine Google-Suche nach „fritzing part sot32“, wobei sot32 das Gehäuse des Transistors aus dem Datenblatt ist).

> [@BD139 NPN Transistor SOT-32 (also BD135, BD137)](https://forum.fritzing.org/t/bd139-npn-transistor-sot-32-also-bd135-bd137/25773):
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> Dear Peter, my last request… maybe of the week see_no_evil I need this tiny but powerful transistor, it can handle 1.5 A If you can add the hole for the screw, it will be a game changer by dissipation on board, but maybe is not for everyone, so I can put it manually

Und der 741 (von einem generischen IC und kein besonders gutes Bauteil!) ist hier erhältlich. Ich hätte gedacht, der 741 wäre in den Kernbauteilen enthalten, aber das scheint nicht der Fall zu sein. Eine Google-Suche nach „fritzing part lm741“ liefert dieses fehlerhafte Bauteil.

> <https://github.com/Michaeltetteh/Fritzing_parts/blob/master/LM741.fzpz>

Andere scheint es nicht zu geben.

Peter

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